My Thoughts On Bitcoin’s Drop Below $110K
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Aaron Bennett26 Aug 2025, 03:50 UTC
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The video discusses the recent drop in Ethereum to $4300 and Bitcoin below $110,000. It questions if the $124,000 high for Bitcoin was the top of the current cycle. The analysis argues that this dip is not the end, based on historical Bitcoin percentage drawdowns from all-time highs; The video mentions Bitcoin is around 11% down from its all-time high and that previously it has dipped over 52% and still went on to make new all time highs. The ROI from market cycle bottom shows there may be an opportunity for a ROI to market cycle 5. There is a graph showing global M2 vs Bitcoin comparing supply to price. The analyst suggests based on the presented charts that the market can go to 180000 or even 200000 dollars, so these recent dips are not an end to the cycle.
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