TREE NEWS reports: Liquid Capital founder JackYi said on X that market direction has split after rate-hike expectations emerged, laying out two scenarios: if rates are raised, bitcoin could briefly fall below $76,000 and trade lower before rising again; if rates are not raised, it will keep climbing. He said spot holdings without leverage are best, and flagged trading infrastructure plus CZ’s “IPOs” — stocks and IPOs moving on-chain — as coming opportunities.
Liquid Capital’s JackYi Sees Two Paths for Bitcoin After Rate-Hike Expectations
JackYi's framing is notable less for its price levels than for the conditional structure: it treats the rate decision as the sole swing factor between a drawdown-and-recovery path and continued upside, which is a trader's binary rather than a durable thesis. The more substantive signal is his emphasis on unlevered spot exposure and his flagging of trading infrastructure and on-chain IPOs as the next opportunity set — a rotation argument toward market plumbing and tokenized equity issuance rather than the asset itself. Whether that infrastructure narrative gains traction independently of bitcoin's rate-driven path is the open question.
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