According to Cryptofrontnews, JPMorgan analysts stated that Bitcoin’s November dip to $81,000 did not signal the start of a new crypto winter. The decline, which marked a 9% year-to-date drop, was described as a corrective move rather than a structural decline. The analysts noted that stablecoins continued to grow for the 17th consecutive month, showing resilience amid broader market contraction. They also observed that Bitcoin’s traditional four-year cycle is shifting due to ETF flows and institutional demand, reducing the risk of deep retracements. Standard Chartered echoed similar views, with Geoffrey Kendrick citing looser Federal Reserve policy and slower Bitcoin ETF inflows.
JPMorgan Says Crypto Winters May Be Over Amid Bitcoin's November Dip
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