#美联储回购协议计划 The "Big Short" Bear Criticizes Bitcoin: Bubble Illusion or Market Test?

Remember Michael Burry, the hedge fund manager who accurately predicted the subprime mortgage crisis during the 2008 financial meltdown? Recently, this investor, famous as "The Big Short," has turned his attention to the crypto market.

In a podcast, Burry openly expressed his extreme views. He believes Bitcoin is "worthless" and directly called it "a modern tulip mania." When asked whether Bitcoin could break through the $100,000 mark, this veteran short-seller gave a blunt assessment: "That would be the most absurd thing."

His remarks sparked heated discussions in the market. It’s worth noting that Burry’s accuracy in major predictions has always attracted market attention. Whenever he issues a warning, related sectors often experience intense volatility. This time? Is it another precise forecast of a bubble burst, or a misinterpretation of the true nature of crypto assets?

Currently, Bitcoin is consolidating, and market participants' opinions are deeply divided. On one side are traditional financial elites like Burry with extreme bearish views; on the other are crypto believers who are steadfast in their optimism about Bitcoin’s future. Both sides present their own logic, each convinced they hold the truth.

The question remains: Is Bitcoin the future store of value, or just a doomed speculative game? Can the "Big Short" prophecy come true again? Perhaps only the market’s subsequent performance can provide the final answer.