Citing Coinotag, Fidelity Investments analysts predict Bitcoin may decline to $65,000-$75,000 in 2026 amid its four-year halving cycle. The report highlights slowed momentum, weak demand, and internal wallet reshuffling rather than accumulation as key factors. On-chain data from Glassnode shows large holders are shifting funds for custody and risk management, not net buying. Regulatory caution and macroeconomic uncertainties, including U.S. rate cuts and rising Japanese bond yields, are also contributing to investor hesitancy. Fidelity’s Jurrien Timmer noted the current price positioning aligns with historical patterns following a 145-month rally post-halving. ETF inflows, such as Fidelity’s FBTC, remain modest compared to BlackRock’s IBIT, and institutional participation is increasing crypto’s correlation with traditional markets.
Fidelity Analyst Predicts Bitcoin Could Dip to $65K-$75K in 2026
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Fidelity analysts predict Bitcoin could fall to $65K-$75K in 2026, citing weak demand and internal wallet reshuffling. On-chain data shows large holders are shifting funds for custody, not accumulation. Regulatory caution and macroeconomic factors are dampening sentiment, with fear and greed index signaling caution. ETF inflows remain modest, and altcoins to watch are gaining attention as crypto correlations with traditional markets rise.
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