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    Four Catalysts Could Ignite the Next Crypto Bull Run, Says Bitwise Research Director

    Max BauerBy Max BauerSaturday, 26 October 2024, 15:30No Comments2 Mins Read

    According to Ryan Rasmussen, Research Director at Bitwise, four key catalysts could propel the cryptocurrency market to new heights. In a recent social media post, Rasmussen outlined these potential drivers, offering a bullish outlook for the future of digital assets.

    1. US Election and Regulatory Progress: While uncertainty surrounding the upcoming US election weighs on market sentiment, Rasmussen points to the increased effectiveness of crypto lobbying efforts and bipartisan support in Congress. He anticipates that regardless of the election outcome, legislation favorable to the crypto industry is likely to pass, providing a more stable regulatory environment.

    2. Interest Rate Cuts and Economic Stimulus: Rasmussen highlights the current global shift towards monetary easing. He believes that any signs of economic weakness will likely be met with aggressive stimulus measures. This combination of low interest rates, readily available capital, and government support creates a fertile ground for cryptocurrency growth.

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    3. Re-acceleration of ETF Flows: Rasmussen predicts a surge in Bitcoin ETF flows in the coming months, driven by major securities firms potentially allowing recommendations of these ETFs to their clients. This renewed institutional interest could fuel a significant rally, potentially pushing Bitcoin to new all-time highs in the fourth quarter of this year and into 2025.

    4. Killer Apps and Exciting New Product Launches: Rasmussen emphasizes the crucial role of innovation in driving crypto adoption. He cites the emergence of various “killer apps,” such as stablecoins, decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN), and prediction markets, as key growth drivers. Furthermore, he points to the growing optimism surrounding new blockchain projects like Near, Sui, Aptos, and Monad, suggesting they could further ignite market enthusiasm.

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