The report compares today’s landscape to that of the 2021 cycle, when Bitcoin weathered major external shocks—like China’s mining ban—without breaking its long-term trend. This time, it’s central bank policy uncertainty and rising global liquidity that are reinforcing Bitcoin’s role as a macro hedge.
“Despite the volatility, we see strength rather than fear in the market,” the report states.
21Shares notes that Bitcoin’s response to stress in traditional finance has shifted. Instead of panic selling, investors now see banking failures and monetary policy shifts as bullish signals. Even the recent Bybit exchange hack failed to disrupt market sentiment, showing a growing ability to distinguish between protocol security and centralized platform risks.
The report also points to strong on-chain data, where long-term holders continue to accumulate, and there’s no evidence of widespread selling. Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin ETFs are attracting increasing institutional inflows, supported by improved regulatory clarity and infrastructure growth.
Altogether, 21Shares argues that Bitcoin is well-positioned for further upside, backed by fundamental strength rather than short-term hype.
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