Bitcoin’s $1M Bull Pushes Back, Calls $60K Prediction ‘Not Real’ as Market Sags

There’s this well-known Bitcoin champion who’s been beating the drum for a $1 million BTC price, and now he’s in the spotlight again this time for publicly brushing off a fellow analyst who warned that Bitcoin might drop to $60,000. The timing’s a little awkward since Bitcoin’s already under pressure and struggling to pick up steam.

This bull isn’t having it with the bearish outlook. He says talk of $60,000 comes from old models and short-term panic, not real fundamentals. To him, Bitcoin’s dip doesn’t change the big picture at all. Scarcity, more institutions jumping in, and steady long-term money that’s what matters. Price drops? Just noise. The trend’s not broken.

The analyst who got the boot had pointed out some real concerns: ETF inflows slowing down, momentum fading, and all the usual macro jitters. A lot of traders can relate. But the $1M believer just waved it all off. He claims these worries miss the bigger story Bitcoin’s growing up and taking its place as a global financial asset.

Not everyone’s buying it, though. Critics say this dust-up just shows cracks in the once-united Bitcoin bull camp. Prices are softening, and you can feel the tension between folks who never stop believing and those watching risk close up. Firing someone for a bearish take has people wondering: is honest analysis being pushed aside for blind faith?

Still, the true believers stick to their guns. They say Bitcoin has always faced doubters when things go sideways, and these same arguments popped up before every big rally.

Really, this whole episode puts the spotlight on a bigger question: Is Bitcoin just taking a breather before heading higher, or is this the first real sign that all the hype has finally run too far ahead?