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Hong Hao: BTC Will Continue to Reach New Highs in the Second Half of the Year, Its Price Is Highly Sensitive to Market Liquidity

Hong Hao: BTC Will Continue to Reach New Highs in the Second Half of the Year, Its Price Is Highly Sensitive to Market Liquidity

ForesightNewsForesightNews2025/07/05 10:22
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According to Foresight News, a video posted by Hong Hao, Chief Economist of Sirui Group, on Weibo shows that in an interview with Phoenix Finance Video, he stated that Bitcoin will continue to reach new highs in the second half of the year, with market liquidity remaining abundant. He emphasized that Bitcoin’s price is highly sensitive to liquidity. In addition, he mentioned that US stocks will also continue to hit new highs.

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