Bitcoin has officially entered a bear market, according to CryptoQuant analysts. The cryptocurrency’s price has been struggling to break above the $90,000 mark, and on-chain metrics and technical indicators suggest a prolonged period of downward price movement.
Fundstrat predicts Bitcoin could correct to $60,000-$65,000 by mid-2026 due to weakening technicals and potential ETF selling pressure. Ethereum and Solana may also face corrections.
Fidelity warns of a potential $65K bottom for Bitcoin, sparking market concerns and debate among analysts. Is the current cycle breaking, and what does this mean for future price movements?
Fundstrat’s 2026 crypto outlook warns of a potential pullback in the cryptocurrency market, contrasting with Tom Lee’s predictions and highlighting the uncertainty and volatility of the market.
Blockstream CEO Adam Back challenges Nic Carter’s claims about the imminent threat of quantum computing to Bitcoin’s security, sparking a debate on the future of cryptocurrency security.
Adam Back criticizes Nic Carter for spreading “uninformed noise” about quantum risk and Bitcoin, emphasizing the importance of accurate information and expert opinions in the ongoing discussion.
Bitcoin’s rally is facing obstacles due to fading Fed rate cut expectations and a weakening US economy, leading investors to seek safer assets.
The US Clarity Act is expected to have a positive impact on the crypto industry, but veteran trader Peter Brandt believes it won’t have a significant effect on Bitcoin’s price.
China’s DeepSeek AI has made predictions for the prices of XRP, Bitcoin, and Dogecoin by the end of 2025, forecasting extreme volatility and sharp moves possible to the upside or downside.
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