Bitcoin’s long-term thesis remains intact, even with a slower Q1. The network’s security, institutional adoption, and increasing on-chain activity show underlying strength. As global liquidity improves and risk appetite returns, Bitcoin could see renewed upside. The halving effect, combined with ETF inflows, may create a supply squeeze, driving prices higher. Regulatory clarity in major markets like the U.S. and Hong Kong could further boost confidence. With the halving in April, Q2 could be a prime accumulation period before potential new highs.
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