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Buffett called the recent stock dip “nothing” versus past 50% crashes, raising fresh questions about downside risks for Bitcoin and stocks in 2026.
Buffett called the recent stock dip “nothing” versus past 50% crashes, raising fresh questions about downside risks for Bitcoin and stocks in 2026.
Strategy has raised funds to purchase at least 1,111 BTC this week, as its STRC stock rebounds above $100.
Bitcoin continues to find buy demand near $65,000, and data suggests that bulls may make a push toward $71,000 this week.
Long-term Bitcoin accumulators added to their balances, while a decline in BTC miner selling indicates the market is approaching equilibrium.
Bitcoin’s path back to $126,000 depends on whether $60,000 holds as the cycle low or if a deeper decline extends the recovery to 2027.
Bitcoin ETFs saw $171 million in outflows on Thursday, as holders feared the prospect of another weekend escalation in the US-Israel conflict with Iran.
Bitcoin revisits a key profitability zone near 50% as exchange inflows fall and realized profits drop, aligning with historical BTC accumulation phases.
Bitcoin traders cut their leveraged positions and shifted into stablecoins after macroeconomic and US inflation-based concerns pushed markets into a defensive stance.
Past oil-war shocks have lifted inflation and reduced risk appetite, a macroeconomic setup that increases the risk of Bitcoin falling below $50,000 in 2026.
Bitcoin’s brief rally above $76,000 showed bulls’ intention of recapturing control of the market, but profit-taking and faltering price momentum prove that the market remains fragile.
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