BTC $63,065.48 -1.72%
ETH $1,834.76 -2.64%
BNB $562.94 -2.39%
XRP $1.08 -2.00%
SOL $74.72 -1.75%
TRX $0.3225 -0.30%
DOGE $0.0719 -1.70%
ADA $0.1603 -1.23%
BCH $221.83 +0.40%
LINK $8.18 -3.04%
HYPE $60.27 -8.33%
AAVE $90.55 -4.07%
SUI $0.7345 -0.98%
XLM $0.1836 -2.73%
ZEC $534.29 -2.38%
BTC $63,065.48 -1.72%
ETH $1,834.76 -2.64%
BNB $562.94 -2.39%
XRP $1.08 -2.00%
SOL $74.72 -1.75%
TRX $0.3225 -0.30%
DOGE $0.0719 -1.70%
ADA $0.1603 -1.23%
BCH $221.83 +0.40%
LINK $8.18 -3.04%
HYPE $60.27 -8.33%
AAVE $90.55 -4.07%
SUI $0.7345 -0.98%
XLM $0.1836 -2.73%
ZEC $534.29 -2.38%

QCP Market: The shadow of war suppresses risk assets, but BTC's resilience remains

2026-03-24 17:12:54
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According to QCP Market analysis, after Trump's deadline for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz passed, the planned actions were postponed, giving the market a temporary respite in risk appetite.

BTC briefly fell below $70,000 over the weekend, but performed better than previous safe-haven sell-offs. QCP believes that, against the backdrop of U.S. debt exceeding $39 trillion, rising stagflation pressures, and increasing discussions on de-dollarization, BTC may be gradually breaking away from the "high beta risk asset" pricing framework.

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