A large-scale confrontation has erupted between the USA and China. Given that these are the two largest economies on the planet, all trade participants are closely monitoring developments. According to Jay Jacobs, a representative of the management corporation, the central banks of China may gradually start to divest from US Treasury bonds, considering precious metals and Bitcoin as alternatives. Moreover, the growing macroeconomic uncertainty is only accelerating the implementation of diversification strategies.@Cryptoland_8
According to experts, this trend began to take shape several years ago. Global geopolitical fragmentation has only intensified the desire of governments to find alternative ways to preserve value. Jacobs emphasized that fragmentation is likely to become a key driving force for global markets in the coming decades.#CryptoAdoption
The specialist noted: the existing environment fuels investor interest in uncorrelated assets, and thus Bitcoin is increasingly perceived as a tool for risk diversification. Many experts have come to this conclusion at the current moment.#CryptoNewss
Earlier, Alex Svanevik, co-founder and CEO of the crypto analytics platform Nansen, noted that the leading digital coin has established itself as a 'mature' asset.$BTC
The specialist emphasized: in the midst of the trade conflict between the USA and China, the flagship of the digital coin segment demonstrated remarkable resilience. For example, during this period, key stock indices of the American market—Nasdaq and S&P500—sharply lost ground. However, the main risk factor for #bitcoin still remains the potential development of a recession in the global economy.$BNB $TRB
