Bloomberg Intelligence has raised concerns about Bitcoin facing significant downside pressure, with analysis suggesting the flagship cryptocurrency could see sharp declines toward the $10,000 level. The warning stems from several converging headwinds: weakening retail and institutional buying momentum, a notable slowdown in ETF fund inflows that have been crucial for price support, and shifting dynamics across the broader crypto market landscape. These structural changes in market participation patterns paint a cautious picture for Bitcoin's near-term trajectory as traditional strength indicators show signs of cooling.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 10h ago
Damn, you're bearish again. Just because ETF inflows slow down, does that mean $10k? I find that hard to believe.
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defi_detective
· 10h ago
They're at it again, bad-mouthing Bitcoin. I'm tired of Bloomberg's usual rhetoric.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 10h ago
Here comes the Bitcoin pessimism again, same old story?
Wait, is the ETF inflow slowdown really the reason to rush into bearishness?
10,000? Haha, everyone, get in line first.
Bloomberg Intelligence has raised concerns about Bitcoin facing significant downside pressure, with analysis suggesting the flagship cryptocurrency could see sharp declines toward the $10,000 level. The warning stems from several converging headwinds: weakening retail and institutional buying momentum, a notable slowdown in ETF fund inflows that have been crucial for price support, and shifting dynamics across the broader crypto market landscape. These structural changes in market participation patterns paint a cautious picture for Bitcoin's near-term trajectory as traditional strength indicators show signs of cooling.