I just saw an interesting viewpoint from Sygnum's CIO regarding Bitcoin's recent pressure and long-term prospects. By the way, the roles of CIO( Chief Investment Officer) and CEO( Chief Executive Officer) are different — the CIO mainly handles investment strategies and asset allocation, while the CEO is responsible for the overall management of the company, so their market perspectives will differ.

This CIO believes that Bitcoin may face continued liquidity pressure in the short term, and this judgment makes sense — there are indeed some cash-out pressures and reallocation of risk assets in the market. But interestingly, he also emphasizes that the long-term bullish outlook remains intact.

This kind of viewpoint actually reflects a common phenomenon in the current market: the divergence between short-term volatility and long-term trends. Many institutional investors now hold this attitude — acknowledging that there may be adjustments in the near term, but remaining optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term value and development direction.

Liquidity pressure is usually a short-term phenomenon; once this round of adjustment is over, it could pave the way for subsequent gains. So if you are a long-term holder, this period might actually be a good opportunity to pay attention to.