AllianceDAO Co-creation: No Need for "Scapegoats" in the Bitcoin Bear Market; Prices Are More Driven by Market Psychology

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Odaily Planet Daily reports that AllianceDAO co-founder qw posted on social media that over the past few months, the market has been constantly looking for “scapegoats” for the Bitcoin bear market, including factors such as Jane Street, quantum computing threats, and software sector sell-offs.

He believes that Bitcoin is not an asset anchored by cash flow; its price fluctuations are more driven by market sentiment and technical patterns, fundamentally reflecting changes in investor psychology rather than being caused by a single external event.

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