Bitcoin remains materially undervalued as the crypto bear market nears its end, with strengthening fundamentals, rising institutional accumulation and macro pressures setting the stage for the next phase, according to Jan3 CEO Samson Mow. Samson Mow Says Bitcoin Bear Market Is Ending Samson Mow, chief executive officer of Jan3, shared on social media platform X
Glassnode, which provides onchain analysis of the cryptocurrency market, stated in its latest report that the market has entered a “deep bear” phase, but that extreme panic selling has not yet been seen. According to the company, the current situation points more to a bubble bursting process. According to Glassnode’s analysis shared on social media,
Jim Cramer, one of CNBC’s most renowned economists, made a striking statement following the sharp drop in Bitcoin ($BTC). Speaking on the Market Alert program, Cramer argued that US President Donald Trump bought Bitcoin into the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve at levels below $60,000 after the price dropped to that point. As is known, the
Bitcoin’s sharp rallies mask a deeper bear market that could end in a brutal crash, as speculative optimism fades, corporate exposure grows riskier, and digital gold narratives unravel, according to longtime crypto critic Peter Schiff. Bitcoin Rallies Are Traps, Peter Schiff Says, ‘Sell the Rip’ Before Bear Market Crash Economist and gold advocate Peter Schiff
Bitcoin recently experienced a sharp sell-off that nearly dragged the price down to the $60,000 level before a swift bounce followed. Dip buying helped $BTC stabilize near current levels, but this rebound alone does not confirm a trend reversal. Instead, the move appears more like a temporary pause within a broader corrective phase, leaving investors
As February began, bitcoin was trading around $80,000, with whales dipping their toes in while retail investors were running for the exits. Just one week later, bitcoin plunged to $60,000 on Feb. 5, and the market is now showing a broad shift toward accumulation across nearly all cohorts as investors start to see value. This
The Bitcoin price climbed above $70,000 yesterday, just a day after crashing to as low as $60,000. Amid this $BTC rebound, experts continue to share their opinions about whether the bottom is in or if there is likely to be another Bitcoin crash. Meanwhile, the ‘Trump insider whale’ is dumping his $BTC holdings, a move
Crypto expert Tony Severino has opined that Bitcoin isn’t just showing signs of a yearly top but also that the $BTC price may have hit a 16-year cyclical peak. This comes amid the flagship crypto’s recent crash to $60,000, which sparked fears of a bear market. Bitcoin May Be Showing Signs Of A Peak Amid
Bitcoin’s hard cap is easy to understand: there will only ever be 21 million coins. What’s hard to understand is that the marginal market is allowed to trade far more than 21 million coins worth of exposure, because most of that exposure is synthetic and cash-settled, and it can be created or reduced in seconds.
As selling pressure deepens in the cryptocurrency market, 10X Research stated that hedging transactions in the options market are behind the decline in Bitcoin. According to the company’s assessment, transactions carried out by institutional investors, particularly those aimed at protecting their portfolios, created downward pressure on the price. According to the research firm, Bitcoin may