Bitcoin could crash by another 30% as four-year cycle gains strength, investment firm says
Bitcoin is now firmly in a deep bear market and could fall another 30% in 2026, firm said.
Bitcoin is now firmly in a deep bear market and could fall another 30% in 2026, firm said.
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Solana (SOL), down 3.1% since Thursday, joined Aave (AAVE) as an underperformer.
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Risk assets recover from oil-driven selloff as rising yields pressure Fed rate-cut bets.
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