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3. Reasons for the Drop (Fundamental Factors)
Monetary Policy: The ongoing strength of the US dollar and certainty around trade policies (like tariffs) reduces the appeal of high-risk assets like crypto.
Decrease in Retail Activity: The first quarter of 2026 saw a notable drop in retail investor inflows, marking the fastest decline since the "bear market" of 2022.
Correlation with Tech Stocks: Bitcoin continues to move closely correlated with the "Nasdaq" index; any correction in tech stocks will be followed by a direct drop in Bitcoin.
4. Worst-Case Scenario
If macro pressures persist and the currency loses the momentum of ETF funds, some analysts (like reports from JPMorgan) do not rule out a return to test the $60,000 areas before the end of the first half of 2026, as part of a natural corrective cycle following recent highs.
Technical Tip: Watch the weekly candlestick close; staying below $79,100 increases the likelihood of a drop to test the $75,000 level as a first stage.
3. Reasons for the Drop (Fundamental Factors)
Monetary Policy: The ongoing strength of the US dollar and certainty around trade policies (like tariffs) reduces the appeal of high-risk assets like crypto.
Decrease in Retail Activity: The first quarter of 2026 saw a notable drop in retail investor inflows, marking the fastest decline since the "bear market" of 2022.
Correlation with Tech Stocks: Bitcoin continues to move closely correlated with the "Nasdaq" index; any correction in tech stocks will be followed by a direct drop in Bitcoin.
4. Worst-Case Scenario
If macro pressures persist and the currency loses the momentum of ETF funds, some analysts (like reports from JPMorgan) do not rule out a return to test the $60,000 areas before the end of the first half of 2026, as part of a natural corrective cycle following recent highs.
Technical Tip: Watch the weekly candlestick close; staying below $79,100 increases the likelihood of a drop to test the $75,000 level as a first stage.