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Crypto Founder Reveals What Will Drive Bitcoin Price To $200,000 In 2026

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin could reach $200,000 in 2026, driven by the U.S. Federal Reserve's Reserve Management Purchases (RMP), which he equates to quantitative easing (QE). Despite the crypto market downturn, Hayes believes RMP will inject significant liquidity, sparking a parabolic rally. He expects Bitcoin to trade between $80,000 and $100,000 until early 2026 before surging, with a peak around March 2026. However, on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant warns Bitcoin could still drop to $56,000, citing slowed demand growth and a potential bear market. Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $88,400.

bitcoinist12/20 21:02

Crypto Founder Reveals What Will Drive Bitcoin Price To $200,000 In 2026

bitcoinist12/20 21:02

Sell Bitcoin for gold? Not so fast, one analyst says

Bitcoin advocate Matthew Kratter argues that Bitcoin (BTC) is a superior long-term store of value compared to gold, advising holders not to sell BTC for gold despite the latter's recent price surge. He highlights BTC’s advantages in scarcity, portability, verifiability, and divisibility, while criticizing gold’s steady annual supply growth of 1-2%, which leads to inflation over time. Kratter also points out gold’s practical limitations: high transport and insurance costs, difficulty in moving large quantities, and incompatibility with digital transactions. Tokenized gold products introduce counterparty risks such as over-issuance, refusal of redemption, or government confiscation. Despite ongoing debate between gold and Bitcoin proponents, Kratter asserts that gold cannot serve as a monetary base in a digital world.

cointelegraph12/20 20:17

Sell Bitcoin for gold? Not so fast, one analyst says

cointelegraph12/20 20:17

Load The Bags! Bitcoin MVRV Hits Key Accumulation Threshold – Details

Bitcoin's recent correction has pushed its price down to around $85,000, creating a wave of fear and investor capitulation. However, on-chain data indicates this may present a prime accumulation opportunity. The Bitcoin MVRV Percentile, a key metric comparing current market value to its historical realized value, has fallen into the 0-10% range. Historically, this zone signals extreme fear and market bottoms but has also preceded massive rallies. For instance, similar MVRV levels occurred after the 2015 Mt. Gox crash and the 2022 FTX collapse, both followed by significant price surges. Despite current short-term losses, analysts suggest this high-risk, high-reward threshold is an ideal entry point for investors seeking aggressive long-term gains, anticipating the next major upward move. Bitcoin currently trades near $88,200.

bitcoinist12/20 19:01

Load The Bags! Bitcoin MVRV Hits Key Accumulation Threshold – Details

bitcoinist12/20 19:01

Bitcoin RSI nears three-year lows vs. gold as analyst sees bullish comeback

Bitcoin's value relative to gold has dropped to 20 ounces, its lowest level since early 2024, approaching what analysts consider a critical bull/bear market threshold. The weekly RSI has fallen to 29.5, nearing three-year lows and entering oversold territory, which historically signals a long-term bottom. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe suggests a bullish divergence is forming on the daily chart, indicating potential short-term upside. He argues gold is becoming overvalued while Bitcoin is undervalued. However, other commentators caution that losing the 20-ounce support level could signal the start of a broader bear market, with a break below likely in the coming weeks. The three-year uptrend for BTC against gold has now been broken.

cointelegraph12/20 17:05

Bitcoin RSI nears three-year lows vs. gold as analyst sees bullish comeback

cointelegraph12/20 17:05

Bitcoin – Assessing why BTC LTH selling fears may be overblown

Recent data initially suggested Bitcoin long-term holders (LTHs) were selling heavily, sparking concerns about market stability. However, analysis reveals this was largely a technical distortion caused by Coinbase’s internal reshuffle of nearly 800,000 BTC in late November, which disrupted on-chain data. When these transactions are excluded, LTH selling appears steady and consistent with historical cycles. Market indicators support a more balanced outlook. The NVT Golden Cross, after dipping into undervalued territory, is recovering toward neutral levels—a pattern historically associated with accumulation phases. Bitcoin’s RSI also neared oversold conditions, often a precursor to relief rallies, though price action remains below key EMAs. Analysts like Alex Thorn of Galaxy Research note that while 2026 may bring continued volatility and uncertainty, the long-term perspective remains positive due to growing institutional involvement and Bitcoin’s use as a hedge. Some projections even suggest a potential rise to $250K by late 2026. Overall, fears of LTH panic selling are overblown, and the market shows signs of maturation and stability.

ambcrypto12/20 17:01

Bitcoin – Assessing why BTC LTH selling fears may be overblown

ambcrypto12/20 17:01

IBIT ranking 6th in 2025 ETF flows despite negative returns is ‘a really good sign’

Despite posting negative returns for the year, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) ranked sixth in 2025 ETF net inflows with approximately $25 billion. This performance, noted by Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas as a "really good sign," highlights strong investor commitment amid a down market. In contrast, many top-performing equity and bond ETFs saw double-digit gains. Balchunas suggested that such inflows during a weak period indicate long-term confidence rather than short-term speculation. Meanwhile, sustained institutional buying via ETFs hasn't significantly boosted Bitcoin’s price, which he attributes to profit-taking and mature market behavior. BlackRock executives defended IBIT's outflows as normal for ETF liquidity management.

cointelegraph12/20 11:56

IBIT ranking 6th in 2025 ETF flows despite negative returns is ‘a really good sign’

cointelegraph12/20 11:56

Fundstrat’s Secret Bitcoin Warning Shocks Crypto Community

Fundstrat, an investment research firm, has issued conflicting Bitcoin and crypto market forecasts, causing confusion. Publicly, the firm remains very optimistic, with Tom Lee predicting record price levels by early 2026. However, confidential client notes warn of a significant market correction around early 2026, advising clients to prepare for a drop. The firm anticipates a short-term rebound for Bitcoin to $60,000-$65,000 but cites macroeconomic headwinds like tighter financial conditions and reduced risk appetite as reasons for caution. Ethereum and Solana are forecasted to see steeper losses. Despite short-term volatility, Fundstrat maintains a positive long-term outlook, suggesting investors view any dips as buying opportunities ahead of a recovery. This divergence between public optimism and private warnings has sparked debate in the crypto community.

TheNewsCrypto12/20 11:29

Fundstrat’s Secret Bitcoin Warning Shocks Crypto Community

TheNewsCrypto12/20 11:29

$415M options pin Bitcoin in range – Can BTC hold $85K?

The Bitcoin market remains range-bound and choppy despite fading macro volatility, with $415 million in options set to expire over the next seven days. A key date is December 26, when 50% of these options expire, which is expected to be a major volatility inflection point. Bulls showed early signs of activity by defending the $85K–$88K support zone, but ETF bids remain weak. However, this defensive stance is seen as bullish. If support holds through the expiry, it could trigger a FOMO-driven breakout, setting a bullish foundation for Bitcoin heading into 2026.

ambcrypto12/20 11:07

$415M options pin Bitcoin in range – Can BTC hold $85K?

ambcrypto12/20 11:07

Bitcoin Price ‘Oversold,’ Says Tom Lee, as Community Pushes Back Against His ATH Predictions

Bitcoin is "extremely oversold" and positioned for a rebound, according to Fundstrat's Tom Lee, despite growing community pushback against his consistently bullish price predictions. Lee responded to analysis showing Bitcoin's RSI dropped below 30, historically signaling oversold conditions and potential bounces. However, his aggressive forecasts—including targets of $150,000 to $250,000 by late January or within months—have faced skepticism as Bitcoin trades at $88,195, down significantly from October highs. Analysts note a bearish technical structure, suggesting a possible drop to $70,000–$72,000 before a potential recovery. Critics on social media have grown increasingly dismissive of Lee's optimistic calls.

ccn.com12/20 08:07

Bitcoin Price ‘Oversold,’ Says Tom Lee, as Community Pushes Back Against His ATH Predictions

ccn.com12/20 08:07

Adam Back slams Bitcoiner VC for ‘uninformed noise’ about quantum risk

Blockstream CEO Adam Back criticized Castle Island Ventures' Nic Carter for amplifying concerns about quantum computing threats to Bitcoin, calling it "uninformed noise." Carter defended his firm's investment in quantum-resistant startup Project Eleven, stating he was "quantum pilled" and believes Bitcoin is vulnerable. He argues governments are preparing for quantum risks and Bitcoin is a "bug bounty" for quantum attacks. While some, like Capriole Investments' Charles Edwards, warn the threat could emerge in 2-9 years, Back contends quantum technology is still decades away from being a real threat. Others, like Kevin O’Leary, doubt attacking Bitcoin would be a practical use of quantum computing.

cointelegraph12/20 05:22

Adam Back slams Bitcoiner VC for ‘uninformed noise’ about quantum risk

cointelegraph12/20 05:22

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