Derived from TechFlow, Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Brett Knoblauch predicts Bitcoin may enter a long-term bearish cycle, reflecting its four-year historical pattern, with prices potentially testing Strategy company's average cost of around $75,000. However, unlike previous cycles, this 'crypto winter' is expected to avoid large-scale liquidations or structural collapses, as institutional investors will dominate market direction.
Cantor Fitzgerald Predicts New 'Crypto Winter' by 2026, Institutional Adoption to Shape Market
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Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Brett Knoblauch warns the crypto market could enter a new bearish phase by 2026, following Bitcoin’s four-year cycle. Prices may fall toward $75,000, but large-scale collapses are unlikely due to stronger institutional adoption. This shift in market dynamics suggests altcoins to watch may behave differently in the next downturn. Institutional players are expected to stabilize the crypto market and guide its long-term direction.
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