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Grayscale Research Director: If Bitcoin Rises in the Next Few Days, It Could Be Seen as the Start of Bull Market Phase 1BlockBeats News, April 22: Grayscale's Director of Research, Zach Pandl, released a report stating that the Bitcoin price hit a low of around $63,000 on February 5 and has since rebounded by over 20%, currently around $76,000—slightly above recent buyers' average cost basis.
Due to the full transparency of the Bitcoin blockchain, the cost basis of every transaction can be traced. Analysts often focus on a metric called "Realized Price," which is the weighted average price at the time of the last on-chain movement for all circulating coins. The realized price of Bitcoin transacted in the last 1 to 3 months is around $74,000, indicating that recent buyers have broken even. If the Bitcoin price continues to rise in the coming days, more recent buyers will shift to a profit position (positive PnL), which is typically seen as one of the signals of the beginning of the first phase of a bull market.
Key Takeaway: Although the Bitcoin price is still notably below last year's October peak, many recent buyers have returned to a breakeven point, indicating that Bitcoin may have formed a relatively solid market bottom in the $65,000 to $70,000 range.
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Walsh: Digital assets are already part of the US financial services systemBlockBeats reported that on April 22, U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis asked Federal Reserve Chair nominee Waller during a hearing, "Do you believe that digital assets should be incorporated into our financial system so that Americans have new investment opportunities and consumer protection?" Waller responded: "Senator, digital assets are already a part of the structure of the U.S. financial services system. Yes."
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Walsh: Fed's Balance Sheet Too Large, Will Collaborate with Treasury to Reduce It On April 21, Fed Chair nominee Walsh stated that he still hopes to reduce the size of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet and will work with the Treasury Secretary to achieve this goal. Walsh told senators, "The large balance sheet has become a common and recurring phenomenon, and it is of no benefit, which is also part of the reason the Fed is involved in political affairs. I believe we need a smaller Federal Reserve balance sheet. Together with the Treasury Secretary, we will find a way to reduce the size of the balance sheet."
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