本月，美联储、欧洲央行、中国人民银行等央行都降低了借贷成本以支持经济增长。投资者迅速对更宽松的货币环境做出反应，除了数字货币，这种风险偏好在股票、黄金等交易中均有体现。This month, bitcoin has risen by more than 10%. Analysis believes that the failure to "decisively" break through $65,000 may indicate that bitcoin will enter a weak period.
Loose monetary conditions have ignited market risk appetite, with bitcoin poised to achieve one of its largest increases in September.
According to data compiled by Bloomberg, bitcoin has risen by more than 10% this month, while over the past decade, September has averaged a 5.9% decrease. The small coin index has risen by over 20%.
This month, central banks like the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, and the People's Bank of China have all lowered borrowing costs to support economic growth. Investors have quickly responded to the looser monetary environment, with this risk appetite being reflected not only in digital currencies but also in stocks, gold, and other trades.
Sean McNulty, the Trading Director at Arbelos Markets, said: "As far as the Federal Reserve is concerned, bitcoin remains highly correlated with monetary policy. The loose policies of other central banks are certainly helpful as well."
As of the deadline for release, the price of bitcoin is $65,265.73, with a price increase of about 47% so far this year.
Caroline Mauron, Co-founder of Orbit Markets, stated that due to a large number of options contracts expiring on Friday, the $65,000 level may prove to be "resilient" within a few hours.
According to a statement from the cryptos exchange Kraken, failure to "decisively" break through $65,000 may indicate that bitcoin will enter a soft period.
In addition, the US presidential election may also boost digital assets. Market expectations are that in the months following the election, cryptocurrency regulation in the USA will become clearer, which will boost market sentiment.
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