Senior strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence Mike McGlone believes that BTC is on a trajectory toward $10,000. Even a drop to $50,000 this year he calls a "normal correction".
• The market resembles 2008: high turbulence, good for traders, bad for long-term investors
• ETF means the end of the growth phase: when an asset becomes mainstream and gets an ETF, "the deal is played out"
• Crypto is no longer a refuge from the system: ETFs, institutional investors, and political support have made the market part of the financial system, not an alternative
• Gold has risen in 2025, digital assets lagged. When gold outperforms stocks and crypto, it is a warning about problems with risk assets
McGlone sees Bitcoin as a regular risk asset with high volatility. He believes that mass adoption through ETFs has killed its growth potential, and now BTC will behave like any other stock during a crisis.
What do you think, is this gentleman right? Leave your reactions: 🔥 — no, Bitcoin will continue to grow 🫡 — yes, a correction is inevitable
🕯 Coinbase and Glassnode: the crypto market enters 2026 without overheating
• In the 4th quarter of 2025, excessive leverage left the system and the market became healthier
• Macroeconomics supports risk: inflation stabilized at 2.7%, the US economy is strong, the market is pricing in 2 Fed rate cuts in 2026
• 70% of institutions are confident that Bitcoin is undervalued
• 62% of institutions and 70% of retail investors have held or increased their crypto positions after the October dip
• The current market structure is favorable for large assets. Small altcoins remain under pressure
• Ethereum is close to the end of the current cycle (42 months), growth is weaker than in previous cycles
What does this mean? The October sell-off cleared the market of speculators with high leverage. Now, mainly those who believe in long-term growth remain in crypto. Institutions consider Bitcoin undervalued and continue to hold their positions.
📌 President of Ripple: The year 2026 will change the crypto industry
• Stablecoins will become the basic infrastructure for global settlements (B2B payments have already reached $76 billion per year)
• By the end of the year, companies will hold more than $1 trillion in digital assets, about 50% of Fortune 500 will create strategies to work with crypto
• More than half of the top 50 banks in the world will establish new partnerships for storing digital assets in 2026
• Blockchain and AI will begin to massively automate financial operations (liquidity management, real-time asset rebalancing)
In 2026, 5-10% of settlements in capital markets will move to blockchain. This is no longer an experiment, but full-scale implementation.
• The yield on 30-year Japanese government bonds soared to nearly 4% (the highest in 27 years)
• For decades, investors have taken cheap loans in yen and invested them in risky assets around the world. Now this scheme is collapsing
• One of the most reliable sources of global liquidity is disappearing. Capital is returning to Japan, draining money from global markets
• Result: stocks are falling, gold and silver are reaching new highs, Bitcoin is declining along with other risky assets
What’s next? On Friday, the Bank of Japan will announce its interest rate decision. The market expects a pause, but any hints at further rate increases could increase pressure on crypto.
BTC is holding strong and continues to consolidate after the previous movement. Sellers do not have the strength to push the price below key levels, which is a good sign. Volumes are gradually returning, and every pullback is quickly bought up.
Priority — growth 📈
In the event of a breakout from the nearest resistance, we may see an acceleration of movement and a renewal of local highs.
But there is also a risk of a downward move for a fake reversal to finally knock out the longs ❗️
Likely movement down by 5-10%, and then only up from there! Everything will depend on the big players and the policy (as strange as that may sound)$BTC $ETH $BNB
NYSE is developing a new platform for trading stocks and ETFs in a 24/7 format with instant settlements on the blockchain. Investors will be able to purchase fractional shares and settle transactions using stablecoins.
At the same time, the exchange is working with banks BNY and Citi on integrating tokenized deposits into the clearing infrastructure to ensure round-the-clock market operations.
The Coinbase Premium Gap has dropped to -$316, indicating significant pressure from American sellers. With the ETF market closed today, the current sales are likely not going through funds, but directly from large players and whales operating outside the ETF infrastructure on Coinbase.
BTC confidently holds its position after local consolidation.
The price has stabilized, sellers are not showing aggression, and volumes are gradually increasing. This indicates accumulation and preparation for a continuation of the upward movement. The overall market sentiment remains positive 📈