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At the latest Bitcoin Round Table, experts gathered to assess Bitcoin’s current position and future trajectory in an increasingly macro-driven market. The discussion centered around Bitcoin's resilience amid global economic uncertainty, its response to inflation trends, and the growing influence of institutional players.

Recently, Bitcoin has shown heightened sensitivity to U.S. economic indicators—particularly the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Lower inflation prints have historically triggered bullish momentum, with BTC crossing $100K briefly on speculation of future rate cuts. However, recent CPI volatility and cautious Fed sentiment have introduced renewed price fluctuations.

Panelists noted a shift in perception: Bitcoin is increasingly viewed as a long-term hedge rather than a short-term trade. Institutions continue to enter the space, with ETFs and sovereign interest contributing to demand, even as regulatory frameworks evolve slowly.

On-chain data shows reduced exchange outflows, suggesting long-term holding behavior, while layer-2 solutions and integration with traditional finance hint at broader adoption.

The takeaway? Bitcoin’s fundamentals remain strong, but short-term movement is closely tied to macroeconomic signals. Strategic positioning, not speculation, is the narrative going forward.

Bitcoin isn't just leading crypto—it’s maturing with the market.