Bitcoin May Enter Decade-Long Bull Run After 2025 Bear Market: Samson Mow
Samson Mow and PlanC predict a decade-long bull run for Bitcoin after the 2025 stealth bear market.
Samson Mow and PlanC predict a decade-long bull run for Bitcoin after the 2025 stealth bear market.
Jan3 founder Samson Mow predicts a “decade-long” Bitcoin bull run following the 2025 bear market, highlighting the cryptocurrency’s long-term potential and cyclical nature.
Elon Musk’s prediction of double-digit economic growth sparks optimism in the Bitcoin community, but some investors worry about a potential bear market in 2026.
Bitcoin’s failure to respond to positive macro signals and the lack of fresh capital inflow have led Fidelity’s Director of Global Macro to raise concerns about a potential bear market.
Macro analyst Luke Gromen argues against the likelihood of ‘nuclear printing’ and lays out a bearish case for Bitcoin, citing economic leverage and macroeconomic factors.
Bitcoin faces bearish signals as ETF inflows slow and on-chain data weakens. Historical cycles suggest a possible downturn in early 2026.
Bitcoin (BTC) faces potential downside risks, with experts predicting a tumble to $50,000 before the market bottoms. Standard Chartered’s Chief Strategist warns of a crash to $5,000 in 2023, highlighting the impact of macroeconomic factors on crypto prices.
Bitcoin may retest levels seen in 2023, with a potential bottom at $37,500 by 2026, as the market enters a bear phase. Factors such as macroeconomic conditions and investor sentiment are contributing to the bearish outlook.
Despite a 30% drop in altcoin market capitalization, analysts remain optimistic about the altcoin bear market entering its final phase, citing robust network activity, regulatory clarity, and institutional adoption.
Bitcoin’s apparent demand has decreased, indicating a potential bear market, with ETF outflows, contracting demand, and price falls below key support levels contributing to the signal.