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Bless your young family with this 'Bitcoin for Teens’ ebook – https://bit.ly/BitcoinE-book

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Savvy Minds Connect profile imageSavvy Minds Connect02 Jan 2026, 02:45 UTC
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The current Bitcoin market is behaving very differently from previous cycles. Instead of topping during extreme hype and excitement, the market appears to have peaked quietly with many investors feeling bored or uncertain rather than euphoric. This is a key warning sign rather than a sharp crash, as Bitcoin is experiencing a slow steady bleed. This kind of price action suggests the market may already be in a bear phase, just a much slower and more confusing one. This happened because the cycle topped on apathy, not euphoria. In simple terms, demand is not strong enough to push prices meaningfully higher even when positive news comes out. Many investors are still waiting for a big upside move, but the market may already be signaling that the cycle has shifted. Bitcoin is still the best place to put capital in crypto in an uncertain environment. The current price action is more like the 2019 style bear market. If you wait for all the good stuff to happen, like all the good price action is behind you in 2019, rate cuts were happening and Bitcoin was going down. I think the reason why Bitcoin is struggling is not because of the rate cuts, you could argue it's because we're still in restrictive territory with the Fed funds rate, like if you assume the two-year Treasury yield is approximately equal to the neutral rate, then you could argue that even with the Fed funds rate at 3.75% it is still arguably restrictive and so perhaps the reason why Bitcoin is falling while the rate cuts are ongoing is not because of the rate cuts, it might be protesting the fact that we're not getting more rate cuts. So it's not the rate cuts that are causing Bitcoin to fall in my opinion, it's the fact that we're not necessarily getting enough of them and then the other aspect of it too is that when rates are high like they were from 2022 through 2025 for the most part, what typically happens is that people pile into the lower risk assets, right? So in crypto they piled into Bitcoin, that's why we talked about Bitcoin dominance all these years in the stock market, they piled into the Magnificent Seven, right? In metals, they pile into gold and silver, right? So people pile into the blue chips when they're faced with uncertainty because they're not confident that the micro caps of every asset class will survive that uncertainty that they think is coming, but people think I think long term that Bitcoin will survive, so they're more confident hey, if you're going to put your money in anything in crypto, you're better off putting it in Bitcoin when you're in this very uncertain environment as of now. The Bitcoin market is behaving very differently from previous cycles. Instead of topping during extreme hype and excitement, the market appears to have peaked quietly with many investors feeling bored or uncertain rather than euphoric according to Benjamin Cowen. This is a key warning sign rather than a sharp crash. Bitcoin is experiencing a slow steady bleed. This kind of price action suggests the market may already be in a bear phase, just a much slower and more confusing one. This happened because the cycle topped on apathy, not euphoria in simple terms, demand is not strong enough to push prices meaningfully higher even when positive news comes out. Many investors are still waiting for a big upside move, but the market may already be signaling that the cycle has shifted.

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