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How Instant Gratification Is Killing the Bitcoin Market

How Instant Gratification Is Killing the Bitcoin Market

币界网币界网2026/02/01 16:11
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According to a report by Bijie Network, Greg Cipolaro of New York Digital Investment Group (NYDIG) stated that bitcoin is facing an identity crisis triggered by speculative erosion, as funds are shifting from slower-growing assets to faster-growing and more stimulating markets such as sports betting and zero-day options. This trend is driven by the demand for instant gratification and rapid feedback, which consumes the liquidity of cryptocurrencies and weakens the short-term speculative capital flows that once propelled bitcoin's rise, despite bitcoin's strong long-term performance.
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