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Fundstrat18 Feb 2026, 23:41 UTC
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Bitcoin has experienced a significant downturn, with its price crashing by over 50% in four months, reaching a low of $60,000 before a slight rebound. This has led to a general sentiment of caution in the crypto market. Despite the recent volatility, there's a view that Bitcoin may still offer a hedge against broader market instability and inflation, similar to gold's traditional role. However, the market's recent performance suggests that while gold has surged as a safe haven, Bitcoin's own narrative as a store of value is being questioned, especially as its price has fallen significantly in the past year, underperforming traditional assets like gold.
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