Bitcoin gained ground during the Asian trading session as market participants maintained their focus on the cryptocurrency's long-term demand drivers.
Financial services firm AlchemyJ noted that the digital asset has just endured its worst trading week since March 2022, as capital rotated out of digital assets and into equities ahead of Alphabet's $85 billion stock offering and the upcoming $75 billion SpaceX issuance.
Despite this, corporate asset management firms emphasize that Bitcoin's long-term demand catalysts remain intact. These include massive fiscal deficits, persistent inflation, anxieties over currency devaluation, and the growing role of the cryptocurrency as a hedge, comparable to gold.
Bitcoin was last seen trading 2.1% higher at $63,151.05.
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