The author of the "End of Day Report" has been shorting Bitcoin since mid-November last year and once predicted that the price would drop to $69,000 in the first half of this year.
BlockBeats News, February 25, according to a previous post by "End of Day Report" author Citrini Research, the institution has been shorting bitcoin since November 17 last year, while going long on the Nasdaq. On February 1 this year, the Citrini Research account posted that they "regretted closing the position too early."
In addition, during last year's Christmas period, Citrini Research also predicted that the price of bitcoin would fall to 69,000 USD in the first half of this year.
Previously, research institution Citrini Research released a report introducing the concept of a "global intelligence crisis," warning that AI may trigger a "race to the bottom" for knowledge-based jobs, disrupting the industry and credit chains built around white-collar productivity. This report led to a sharp drop in US stocks on Monday.
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