Fund manager warns Bitcoin could drop as $150B Treasury operation nears

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Crypto markets have tanked to their lowest levels in six weeks after the US President said he saved it.

ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood has defended her bull case for Bitcoin reaching $1.25 million within five years, arguing that institutional allocation, digital-gold substitution and Bitcoin’s hard-coded scarcity remain the central pillars of the forecast. Speaking on Fox Business In Depth: The Crypto Campaign on May 26, Wood said ARK’s $1.25 million projection represents the firm’s bull case rather than its base case. The base case, she said, is “closer to $750,000.” But she framed the more aggressive target as a product of several overlapping shifts: younger investors treating Bitcoin as a digital store of value, emerging-market users seeking protection from monetary instability, and asset allocators beginning to treat crypto as a distinct investment category. “The biggest reason is institutional adoption,” Wood said. “This is a new asset class. It has very low correlation to other asset classes in terms of risks and returns. And so every asset allocator has a responsibility to examine it

While much of the crypto market remains focused on Bitcoin’s next move and Ethereum’s consolidation range, a quieter shift is taking place beneath the surface. On-chain observers with presale analysts have pointed to early whale-style placing in Ozak AI, a trend that has appeared before prominent repricing events instead of after that.  Silent Accumulation Often […] The post Crypto Whales Are Quietly Positioning in Ozak AI Ahead of Expected Market Repricing appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

The potential forced selling of Bitcoin by treasury-heavy firms could trigger a feedback loop, amplifying market volatility and investor risk. The post Fund manager warns Bitcoin could drop as $150B Treasury operation nears appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin dropped closer to a critical support level as spot and long futures traders’ efforts to hold $75,000 failed. Is sub-$70,000 BTC next?

A countertrend rally that pushed Bitcoin to $82,800 has done little to change one analyst’s bearish outlook — because he says the bounce itself is proof the pattern is repeating. Related Reading: When Bitcoin Gets Ignored, It Tends To Rally The Hardest, Analyst Says What The Charts Are Showing Benjamin Cowen, founder and CEO of Into The Cryptoverse, points to a recurring rejection at the 200-day simple moving average as a key signal. The same thing happened in 2018 and 2022, and both times it came just before the final leg down. Cowen also noted that some countertrend rallies in past cycles ran longer than 20 weeks. The current one clocked in at 16 weeks, which he says undercuts the argument that Bitcoin has already found its floor. The four year cycle for Bitcoin is not dead. Bitcoin topped when it always topped (to within 1 week when measure from low-to-high), so why can’t it bottom near the end of the midterm year, just as it generally has? (1/x) pic.twitter.com/Spoh4s6NRG — Benjami

The Bitcoin slump and ETF outflows highlight increased market volatility, driven by geopolitical tensions and potential Fed rate hikes impacting liquidity. The post Bitcoin slumps below $73,000 as ETF outflows hit $733 million appeared first on Crypto Briefing.