比特币大跌超8%，全球逾164万人爆仓

Core Insights - The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant downturn, with Bitcoin dropping below $110,000 and a decline of 9% [2][3] - A total of 1.644 million traders were liquidated globally, amounting to $19.216 billion in liquidations within 24 hours [3] - Concerns over escalating international trade tensions, particularly due to U.S. President Trump's threats to raise tariffs, have impacted investor sentiment [3] Bitcoin Price Trends - Since 2025, Bitcoin has seen multiple fluctuations, starting the year around $95,000 and experiencing a drop below $80,000 in April, followed by a rise past $100,000, $110,000, and $120,000 [3] - The recent price surge of Bitcoin was supported by various factors, including institutional investor inflows and its increasing correlation with the global financial system [3] Future Predictions - Deutsche Bank predicts that by 2030, Bitcoin and gold may become significant components of central bank reserve assets, as the share of U.S. dollar reserves declines [4] - Bitwise forecasts a price target of $1.3 million for Bitcoin by 2035, driven by institutional demand and limited supply, with an expected annual compound growth rate of 28.3% over the next decade [4] - Bitwise also presents various scenarios, suggesting that in an optimistic case, Bitcoin could achieve a 39.4% annual growth rate, while a pessimistic scenario could see it drop to 2% [4]