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Analysis: Bitcoin treasury companies have experienced consecutive sell-offs for the first time over three weeks, which may lead to increased short-term pressure on BTC

2026-02-23 20:36:47
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According to market news, Bitcoin treasury companies have experienced three consecutive weeks of selling for the first time in history, which means that Bitcoin prices may face increased short-term pressure. If new demand does not emerge in the market, it may approach a "new bear market low."

Analysts point out that macro uncertainty and ETF outflows further suppress demand. Last week, Trump announced an increase in global tariffs from 10% to 15%, exacerbating the decline in market risk appetite. However, in the long term, this pullback helps to clear leveraged positions and speculative holders, resetting the market structure.

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