Group 1 - Bitcoin has experienced a significant decline, losing its status as a safe-haven asset, with a market value evaporating by several hundred billion dollars over the past week [1] - Bitcoin's price fell below $105,000, while Ethereum dropped below $3,800, reflecting a decline of over 20% from its peak in August [1] - Binance's BNB token plummeted by 11% due to technical issues and price discrepancies, leading to a record liquidation event that resulted in nearly $6 billion in compensation to users and businesses [1] Group 2 - The recent crash coincided with major institutions seeking banking licenses, indicating a shift towards traditional financial infrastructure to mitigate volatility and establish legitimacy [2] - Ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions have raised concerns about hidden credit losses, impacting risk assets beyond cryptocurrencies [2] - Investors withdrew $593 million from Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds listed in the U.S. as risk aversion increased [2] Group 3 - Bitcoin's performance has been disappointing, with a 6.3% decline in the week ending October 12, marking its worst performance since early March [2] - The Bitcoin put/call options ratio on the Deribit platform rose to 1.33, indicating increased activity in hedging against further price declines [2] - Traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver continue to reach new highs, contrasting with the underperformance of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies [2]
“数字黄金”失色!比特币暴跌再失“避险”光环,市值一周蒸发数千亿美元
Zhi Tong Cai Jing·2025-10-17 11:28