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🚨 BITCOIN APOCALYPSE? RECORD FEAR HITS THE MARKET
The "Bitcoin to Zero" narrative has officially resurfaced with a vengeance this February 2026. As prices struggle to hold the $67,000 mark—a sharp 47% drop from the October 2025 peak of $126,080—the market is currently gripped by a "crisis of confidence."
📉 The Data: Fear at an All-Time High
Google Trends Spike: Searches for "Bitcoin going to zero" hit a perfect 100 score this week, matching the panic levels of the 2022 FTX collapse. $DEXE
Extreme Fear: The Crypto Fear & Greed Index plummeted to 5/100 earlier this month, its lowest reading since 2019. $ASTER
ETF Outflows: Institutional cooling is visible, with over $10 billion withdrawn from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs since the Q4 2025 highs. $DUSK
🎙️ The Skeptics: Peter Schiff Sounds the Alarm
Prominent gold bug Peter Schiff is capitalizing on the carnage, warning his followers to "Sell Bitcoin Now!" He predicts that if the psychological support at $50,000 fails, a massive liquidiation event could drive the price down to $20,000—an 84% wipeout from the all-time high.
⚖️ Is This the End or a Bottom?
While retail investors are panicking, historical data suggests a different story:
Contrarian Signal: Record-high "Bitcoin is dead" searches have historically coincided with cycle bottoms.
Wall Street Resilience: Despite the noise, firms like Bernstein maintain a $150,000 year-end target, viewing this as a standard "four-year bust" cycle common in crypto history.
#BitcoinToZero #BTCVSGOLD #WhenWillCLARITYActPass
The "Bitcoin to Zero" narrative has officially resurfaced with a vengeance this February 2026. As prices struggle to hold the $67,000 mark—a sharp 47% drop from the October 2025 peak of $126,080—the market is currently gripped by a "crisis of confidence."
📉 The Data: Fear at an All-Time High
Google Trends Spike: Searches for "Bitcoin going to zero" hit a perfect 100 score this week, matching the panic levels of the 2022 FTX collapse. $DEXE
Extreme Fear: The Crypto Fear & Greed Index plummeted to 5/100 earlier this month, its lowest reading since 2019. $ASTER
ETF Outflows: Institutional cooling is visible, with over $10 billion withdrawn from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs since the Q4 2025 highs. $DUSK
🎙️ The Skeptics: Peter Schiff Sounds the Alarm
Prominent gold bug Peter Schiff is capitalizing on the carnage, warning his followers to "Sell Bitcoin Now!" He predicts that if the psychological support at $50,000 fails, a massive liquidiation event could drive the price down to $20,000—an 84% wipeout from the all-time high.
⚖️ Is This the End or a Bottom?
While retail investors are panicking, historical data suggests a different story:
Contrarian Signal: Record-high "Bitcoin is dead" searches have historically coincided with cycle bottoms.
Wall Street Resilience: Despite the noise, firms like Bernstein maintain a $150,000 year-end target, viewing this as a standard "four-year bust" cycle common in crypto history.
#BitcoinToZero #BTCVSGOLD #WhenWillCLARITYActPass
When the Real Founder of Bitcoin is Revealed, $BTC will Go to Zero.
If You Knew Who was really Behind Bitcoin, You would Run as Fast as You could to Sell It #Bitcoin .
#BitcoinToZero #USIranStandoff
If You Knew Who was really Behind Bitcoin, You would Run as Fast as You could to Sell It #Bitcoin .
#BitcoinToZero #USIranStandoff
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Popular hedge fund manager predicts Bitcoin will crash to zero
Bitcoin’s price may not matter if value collapses.
Sujal Jethwani
Feb 8, 2026 7:30 AM EST
A long-time Bitcoin (BTC) critic is once again predicting that the world’s largest cryptocurrency will ultimately fall to zero.
In a recent conversation with Sujal Jethwani, popular hedge fund manager and outspoken skeptic of digital assets, Peter Schiff argued that Bitcoin’s long-term value proposition is fundamentally flawed, despite its global adoption and persistent trading activity.
Schiff's comments appear at a time when Bitcoin is recovering from one of its worst wipeouts in years. Last week, King Crypto fell below $63,000, almost a 50% drop from its peak of $124,000 last year October.
Schiff doubles down on Bitcoin going to zero
Schiff said he does believe Bitcoin will eventually be worth nothing, even if it does not happen in the immediate future.
He added that while Bitcoin may never fully disappear from trading screens in the near term, its price could fall so dramatically that the distinction between “near-zero” and zero becomes meaningless for most investors.
According to Schiff, even if Bitcoin were to trade at levels such as $100 or $1,000, it would still represent “a lot of value for basically nothing,” given his view that the asset has no intrinsic worth.
More from TheStreet Roundtable:
Popular crypto company exits Bitcoin amid crash
Analyst trims Coinbase price target after market wipeout
Why Bitcoin’s price is falling despite strong macro conditions
Near-zero prices could feel like zero for investors
Schiff emphasized that the real issue for investors is not whether Bitcoin technically reaches zero, but whether it collapses enough to wipe out the vast majority of invested capital.
"If you invest a million dollars in Bitcoin, and it's worth a hundred bucks. I mean, does it really matter if it goes to zero? It's only a hundred-dollar difference, right? So there's a tremendous potential for Bitcoin to fall." #BTC #bitcointozero
Crypto
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Popular hedge fund manager predicts Bitcoin will crash to zero
Bitcoin’s price may not matter if value collapses.
Sujal Jethwani
Feb 8, 2026 7:30 AM EST
A long-time Bitcoin (BTC) critic is once again predicting that the world’s largest cryptocurrency will ultimately fall to zero.
In a recent conversation with Sujal Jethwani, popular hedge fund manager and outspoken skeptic of digital assets, Peter Schiff argued that Bitcoin’s long-term value proposition is fundamentally flawed, despite its global adoption and persistent trading activity.
Schiff's comments appear at a time when Bitcoin is recovering from one of its worst wipeouts in years. Last week, King Crypto fell below $63,000, almost a 50% drop from its peak of $124,000 last year October.
Schiff doubles down on Bitcoin going to zero
Schiff said he does believe Bitcoin will eventually be worth nothing, even if it does not happen in the immediate future.
He added that while Bitcoin may never fully disappear from trading screens in the near term, its price could fall so dramatically that the distinction between “near-zero” and zero becomes meaningless for most investors.
According to Schiff, even if Bitcoin were to trade at levels such as $100 or $1,000, it would still represent “a lot of value for basically nothing,” given his view that the asset has no intrinsic worth.
More from TheStreet Roundtable:
Popular crypto company exits Bitcoin amid crash
Analyst trims Coinbase price target after market wipeout
Why Bitcoin’s price is falling despite strong macro conditions
Near-zero prices could feel like zero for investors
Schiff emphasized that the real issue for investors is not whether Bitcoin technically reaches zero, but whether it collapses enough to wipe out the vast majority of invested capital.
"If you invest a million dollars in Bitcoin, and it's worth a hundred bucks. I mean, does it really matter if it goes to zero? It's only a hundred-dollar difference, right? So there's a tremendous potential for Bitcoin to fall." #BTC #bitcointozero
Bitcoin’s Worst-Case Scenario: What If BTC Goes to Zero?
Bitcoin’s Worst-Case Scenario: What If BTC Goes to Zero? 😳😳
Bitcoin was once the king of all instruments and those without Bitcoin felt poor. It laughed in the face of banks, mocked gold, and made overnight millionaires out of people who accidentally found an old hard drive in their drawer.
But what if...
Brace yourself...
Bitcoin $BTC goes to zero? 🤥
The Day Bitcoin Dies
It starts with a tweet. Maybe from Elon Musk. Maybe from the U.S. government. Maybe from your grandma, who finally figured out how to use Twitter.
"Bitcoin is officially worthless. Sell while you still can."
Panic spreads faster than a meme on Reddit. Crypto Twitter goes up in flames. Influencers delete their accounts. Your favorite YouTuber, who swore BTC would hit $1 million, is suddenly making "How to Get a Real Job" videos.
Exchanges freeze withdrawals (because, of course, they do). News anchors suddenly remember Bitcoin exists and start talking about it like they always knew it was a scam. Banks send out emails with the subject line: “Told You So.”
The Fallout: Who Survives?
1. The “HODL” Crew
These are the people who swore they would never sell. Even at zero, they're still on Twitter saying, “Bitcoin is just consolidating.” They refuse to accept reality. Some move to underground Telegram groups, where they discuss “the real value of BTC” while eating expired ramen noodles.
2. The NFT Enthusiasts
They said “Crypto is the future,” but now they’re desperately trying to convince people that pixelated monkey pictures still have value. Unfortunately, when BTC dies, the NFT market follows; because let's be honest, nobody’s buying digital art with their savings account.
3. The Governments and Banks
They pop champagne bottles. The same people who called Bitcoin a Ponzi scheme are now working on their “official digital currency.” It’s basically Bitcoin, but with extra surveillance and a customer service hotline that doesn’t work.
4. Gold Maximalists
Peter Schiff finally wins. He writes a book titled “I Was Right, You Were Poor” and sells it exclusively for gold bars. Twitter users, once Bitcoin maxis, now tweet "Gold is the future" and pretend they never owned BTC.
What About the Economy?
The crypto market, once worth trillions, vanishes overnight. Some companies, like MicroStrategy, are now selling office chairs to pay rent. Billionaires quietly delete their bullish Bitcoin tweets.
But here’s the twist: while Bitcoin might be dead, the technology behind it (blockchain) lives on. Governments, corporations, and even banks start using it. The irony is unbearable.
The Resurrection?
Months later, a mysterious Twitter account named “Satoshi_2.0” appears. It posts one word:
“Soon.”
Crypto Twitter goes wild. The rumor mill spins. Is Bitcoin making a comeback? Will there be a hard fork? Is this just another scam?
And just like that, people start buying again. Because if there’s one thing the world has learned, it’s this: Bitcoin never truly dies; it just hibernates.
Final Thought 🤔: If Bitcoin ever goes to zero, the world will call it the end. But in reality? It might just be another chapter in the wildest financial story ever written.
Follow me for more intriguing facts.
#USTariffs #SECCrypto2.0 #BinanceAlphaAlert #Bitcointozero #Cryptomaniac
Bitcoin was once the king of all instruments and those without Bitcoin felt poor. It laughed in the face of banks, mocked gold, and made overnight millionaires out of people who accidentally found an old hard drive in their drawer.
But what if...
Brace yourself...
Bitcoin $BTC goes to zero? 🤥
The Day Bitcoin Dies
It starts with a tweet. Maybe from Elon Musk. Maybe from the U.S. government. Maybe from your grandma, who finally figured out how to use Twitter.
"Bitcoin is officially worthless. Sell while you still can."
Panic spreads faster than a meme on Reddit. Crypto Twitter goes up in flames. Influencers delete their accounts. Your favorite YouTuber, who swore BTC would hit $1 million, is suddenly making "How to Get a Real Job" videos.
Exchanges freeze withdrawals (because, of course, they do). News anchors suddenly remember Bitcoin exists and start talking about it like they always knew it was a scam. Banks send out emails with the subject line: “Told You So.”
The Fallout: Who Survives?
1. The “HODL” Crew
These are the people who swore they would never sell. Even at zero, they're still on Twitter saying, “Bitcoin is just consolidating.” They refuse to accept reality. Some move to underground Telegram groups, where they discuss “the real value of BTC” while eating expired ramen noodles.
2. The NFT Enthusiasts
They said “Crypto is the future,” but now they’re desperately trying to convince people that pixelated monkey pictures still have value. Unfortunately, when BTC dies, the NFT market follows; because let's be honest, nobody’s buying digital art with their savings account.
3. The Governments and Banks
They pop champagne bottles. The same people who called Bitcoin a Ponzi scheme are now working on their “official digital currency.” It’s basically Bitcoin, but with extra surveillance and a customer service hotline that doesn’t work.
4. Gold Maximalists
Peter Schiff finally wins. He writes a book titled “I Was Right, You Were Poor” and sells it exclusively for gold bars. Twitter users, once Bitcoin maxis, now tweet "Gold is the future" and pretend they never owned BTC.
What About the Economy?
The crypto market, once worth trillions, vanishes overnight. Some companies, like MicroStrategy, are now selling office chairs to pay rent. Billionaires quietly delete their bullish Bitcoin tweets.
But here’s the twist: while Bitcoin might be dead, the technology behind it (blockchain) lives on. Governments, corporations, and even banks start using it. The irony is unbearable.
The Resurrection?
Months later, a mysterious Twitter account named “Satoshi_2.0” appears. It posts one word:
“Soon.”
Crypto Twitter goes wild. The rumor mill spins. Is Bitcoin making a comeback? Will there be a hard fork? Is this just another scam?
And just like that, people start buying again. Because if there’s one thing the world has learned, it’s this: Bitcoin never truly dies; it just hibernates.
Final Thought 🤔: If Bitcoin ever goes to zero, the world will call it the end. But in reality? It might just be another chapter in the wildest financial story ever written.
Follow me for more intriguing facts.
#USTariffs #SECCrypto2.0 #BinanceAlphaAlert #Bitcointozero #Cryptomaniac
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