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Potential Bitcoin Price Fall to $65,000 "Irrelevant" Since Central Bank Liquidity is Coming, Analyst

A prominent analyst has downplayed concerns over a potential Bitcoin (BTC) price fall to $65,000, suggesting that the influx of central bank liquidity will offset any such decline.

In a recent tweet, analyst and founder of macroeconomic research firm, MacroVoices, Erik Voorhees, stated that the idea of a Bitcoin price drop to $65,000 is "completely irrelevant" in the face of the massive liquidity injection by central banks.

Voorhees cited the unprecedented monetary policy decisions taken by central banks worldwide in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which have led to a surge in global liquidity. This, he believes, will continue to drive asset prices, including Bitcoin, upwards.

"With central banks injecting trillions of dollars into the system, the idea of a $65,000 Bitcoin price is completely irrelevant," Voorhees tweeted. "The liquidity is going to keep flowing, and asset prices will continue to rise."

The analyst's comments come as Bitcoin has been experiencing a strong rally in recent months, with its price surging from around $11,000 in October to over $23,000 in December.

While some market observers have expressed concerns over the potential for a Bitcoin price correction, Voorhees' comments suggest that the global liquidity injection could continue to support the cryptocurrency's value.

As the global economy continues to navigate the challenges posed by the pandemic, the role of central banks in providing liquidity is likely to remain a key factor in shaping the trajectory of asset prices, including Bitcoin.