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Story HighlightsOnce the revelation of the global investment markets in 2021, Bitcoin suffered a catastrophic decline in 2022. While some proponents may hold out hope for a recovery in the new year, ...

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Still, with the Federal Reserveswitching from an accommodative policy to a hawkish one, the paradigm shifted dramatically.Currently, the central bank aims to unwind prior monetary excesses. Arguably, the COVID-19 pandemic forced federal institutions to take decisive action, flooding the system with liquidity to prevent an implosion. However, with the economy largely stabilizing from the global health crisis, a wild expansion of the money supply was no longer necessary.Today, holding onto dollars may represent a far more sensible approach than acquiring Bitcoin or any other crypto. That’s because the Fed seeks to have fewer dollars chasing after more goods. Besides, with greenbacks enjoying the backing of the U.S. government as opposed to speculation based on thegreater fool theory, BTC suffers from a credibility headwind.Bitcoin Must Prove Its IndependenceSince its invention, Bitcoin has attracted everyone, from market speculators to libertarian philosophers, because of its vanguard approach. Rather than forwarding a new innovation within the same tired financial ecosystem, cryptos – proponents argue – represent an entirely new ecosystem. With this supposed independence, virtual currencies run outside the clutches of existing financial and monetary networks.In some ways, this narrative rings true. When people conduct banking transactions, the process runs through multiple layers of security and verification protocols. Responsible for such protocols are centralized financial institutions. With Bitcoin (and other cryptos), a decentralized network of public verifiers conducts the aforementioned transactional mechanisms.In that sense, BTC certainly ranks as independent from the mainstream financial system. Stated differently, if a major banking institution fails, it probably won’t impact Bitcoin’s blockchain architecture. However, transactional independence represents a different framework than the independence of valuation. As the events of last year confirmed, mainstream economic headwinds undoubtedly affect Bitcoin and the virtual currency complex.When juxtaposing BTC’s price action and the real M2 money stock, the two metrics share a statistically strong, direct correlation. As the money supply increases (inflationary), Bitcoin does as well, and when the money supply decreases (deflationary), the crypto coin follows suit. Therefore, the Bitcoin community doesn’t ultimately adjudicate the underlying asset’s trajectory – the Fed does.Now, it could be that Bitcoin disassociates from the Fed’s monetary policy as its directional arbiter. Nevertheless, such a dissociation must be proven. Again, investors should let the crypto market show that it’s serious about being a truly independent ecosystem. Otherwise, more hot air could lead to more losses.A Shocking Credibility Crisis May Impose Lingering EffectsAnyone following Bitcoin to any extent will surely be aware ofFTX and its subsequent implosion. Once praised as a genius, FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried now faces the scorn of the public and serious legal troubles. Despite the obvious reputational damage, some crypto advocates may view this crisis as a long-term positive.As TipRanks contributor Reuben Jackson stated, FTX and other embarrassing failures allowed the blockchain ecosystem to flush out toxicities. Jackson wrote recently, “the downfall of FTX and Sam Bankman-Fried enabled Binance to position itself at the center of the crypto ecosystem.”It’s a fair point. However, a main objection to this notion is that the FTX bankruptcy scared off would-be speculators from cryptos altogether. Let’s face reality. FTX wasn’t the first blockchain-related failure, and it might not be the last. Unfortunately, then, the concept of investors losing everything they had because of one person’s recklessness may be a stain too deep to ignore.As well, with Bitcoin and similar assets rising on the greater fool theory, a cataclysmic scare like the FTX bankruptcy will lead to fewer fools buying cryptos. You might say that FTX provided a much-needed wake-up call. 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