Strike founder: The current price of Bitcoin reflects the true state of the global liquidity crisis

According to The Block, Strike founder and Twenty One Capital CEO Jack Mallers stated that the current price of Bitcoin reflects the true state of the global liquidity crisis. He pointed out that the University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Index is at a historical low, while the S&P 500 is at a historical high, indicating that central bank intervention has distorted the value of the stock market as a signal. Mallers said, "Bitcoin is the closest thing we have to the truth of money."

Mallers believes that countries are currently financing wars, AI development, and deficit spending simultaneously, individuals are defaulting on credit cards and rent, and the world is in a cash-raising mode, selling the most liquid assets. "You sell what you can sell, not what you want to sell." Regarding Strategy selling 32 BTC, Mallers stated that this was to make the market accept the reality that its "never sell" stance is no longer feasible. He questioned whether Strategy's perpetual priority tool creates a permanent liquidity obligation, requiring choices to be made among different stakeholders each time liquidity is needed.