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While Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins experienced sharp declines, important names in the cryptocurrency industry evaluated the decline. One of these names was Binance CEO Richard Teng. Binance CEO stated that the decline in Bitcoin and altcoins is just a pullback and not a reversal in the market. Binance Exchange CEO Richard Teng, in a post on his X account, said that the recent cryptocurrency market decline should be seen as a tactical decline, not a structural decline. Stating that cryptocurrencies are permanent, Binance CEO stated that cryptocurrencies always come back strong after the declines. Reminding that Bitcoin is a resilient asset, Teng cited strong ETF inflows, increasing institutional interest, and steady Binance user growth as key indicators of its resilience. Teng emphasized that macroeconomic factors, including the FED’s cautious stance on interest rate cuts, were influential in the recent decline, and that BTC has recovered more strongly from similar declines. “History has shown that cryptocurrency markets respond to macroeconomic changes like traditional assets, but also bounce back with extraordinary resilience. Remember 2022? Bitcoin briefly fell below $20,000 during the Fed’s rate hikes, but recovered as conditions stabilized What we are witnessing now, far from a structural reversal, is a short-term tactical setback. It is important to note that the Fed’s pause is temporary, as the recent decline is largely due to the Fed signaling a cautious approach to rate cuts. “While the likelihood of a rate cut in March now appears lower, it is important to remember that monetary policy is data-driven. If inflation continues to trend downward or the labor market weakens, the Fed could quickly change its stance.” Here’s my thoughts on the recent market turbulence: It’s important to view this as a tactical retreat, not a reversal. Crypto has been here before and bounced back even stronger.…

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Filed under: News - @ February 26, 2025 3:19 am