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Despite All Bullish News, Why is the Price of Bitcoin (BTC) Not Rising? Analyst Revealed the Truth!
Bitcoin's (BTC) upward momentum stopped today and reversed just before reaching the $89,000 level. This drop came after GameStop announced its Bitcoin treasury strategy on Tuesday, and this move was expected to support the rise sentiment.
The pullback of BTC coincided with the decline in risk assets in the US. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices fell by 0.8% and 1.6%, respectively, erasing most of the gains they had made since the market opened on Monday.
New concerns regarding the US debt ceiling may have increased investor caution. The Congressional Budget Office issued a stark warning that the federal government could run out of money by August if lawmakers do not raise the debt limit. In addition, new US tariffs set to take effect on April 2 may further diminish investor confidence.
Despite GameStop adopting a Bitcoin treasury strategy similar to MicroStrategy's aggressive BTC accumulation, the BTC price was unable to maintain upward momentum. Investors and analysts are now questioning whether traditional institutional BTC purchases can still drive rallies.
According to the Analyst, Zombie Companies Like GameStop Clinging to Bitcoin for Salvation is Proof that BTC has Topped
Famous crypto analyst James Check said, "For zombie companies like GameStop, 'pulling a Saylor' will be a clear top signal." After the announcement from GameStop, Check reiterated his concerns on Tuesday night, having raised similar points a year ago.
Check also compared the current situation, where capital-intensive firms prefer to hold excess BTC beyond their mining revenues, but later faced liquidity issues, with publicly traded Bitcoin miners in previous cycles.