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Without favorable crypto reform and lower interest rates, Bitcoin’s value could plummet even further this year.
Doubts are growing about whether the Clarity Act will pass this year, given a concerning provision involving stablecoin yields.
There may only be a single rate cut this year, which isn’t good news for cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin’s valuation is likely to remain volatile given all the uncertainty in the current political environment.

Bitcoin (BTC) has often been touted as a “digital gold” and safe-haven type of investment that you can hang on to amid uncertainty in the markets. But that hasn’t been the case this year.
With multiple wars going on and concerns about inflation growing, investors haven’t exactly been loading up on Bitcoin.
Instead, the leading cryptocurrency has fallen by close to 20% thus far.
It’s not proving to be much of a safe-haven asset these days.

And there are potential headwinds that could result in the leading cryptocurrency dropping even further in value this year.
Furthermore, there’s the uncertainty about rate cuts, which may pose further risk for Bitcoin.
Cryptocurrencies are highly speculative assets that tend to perform well when interest rates are low and investor risk appetite is high.
But with inflation being a concern amid rising oil prices, there may be only one rate cut this year, and even that is by no means a sure thing.