# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Bitcoin

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Bitcoin Price ‘Oversold,’ Says Tom Lee, as Community Pushes Back Against His ATH Predictions

Bitcoin is "extremely oversold" and positioned for a rebound, according to Fundstrat's Tom Lee, despite growing community pushback against his consistently bullish price predictions. Lee responded to analysis showing Bitcoin's RSI dropped below 30, historically signaling oversold conditions and potential bounces. However, his aggressive forecasts—including targets of $150,000 to $250,000 by late January or within months—have faced skepticism as Bitcoin trades at $88,195, down significantly from October highs. Analysts note a bearish technical structure, suggesting a possible drop to $70,000–$72,000 before a potential recovery. Critics on social media have grown increasingly dismissive of Lee's optimistic calls.

ccn.com12/20 08:07

Bitcoin Price ‘Oversold,’ Says Tom Lee, as Community Pushes Back Against His ATH Predictions

ccn.com12/20 08:07

Fundstrat’s circulating 2026 crypto outlook warns of pullback, contrasting Tom Lee

A reportedly internal 2026 crypto outlook from Fundstrat Global Advisors warns of a potential "meaningful drawdown" in the first half of 2026, setting downside targets for major cryptocurrencies. The document, attributed to the firm's head of digital asset strategy Sean Farrell, suggests Bitcoin (BTC) could fall to $60,000–$65,000, Ether (ETH) to $1,800–$2,000, and Solana (SOL) to $50–$75, viewing these levels as potential buying opportunities later in the year. This contrasts with recent public comments from Fundstrat's head of research Tom Lee, who called ETH "grossly undervalued" at around $3,000 and suggested it could reach up to $60,000 based on historical ratios. The report's authenticity has not been confirmed by Fundstrat or Cointelegraph.

cointelegraph12/20 07:40

Fundstrat’s circulating 2026 crypto outlook warns of pullback, contrasting Tom Lee

cointelegraph12/20 07:40

Bitcoin Mining Economics Flash Warning: Profitability Nears 2022 Stress Levels

Bitcoin is experiencing heightened volatility while trading near a critical support level, with on-chain indicators suggesting a divergence between price and network fundamentals. The NVT Golden Cross, a key metric comparing market valuation to on-chain transaction volume, recently reached a historically depressed level of -0.58, signaling structural undervaluation. This typically occurs during periods of forced deleveraging and risk aversion, where prices fall aggressively even as on-chain activity remains relatively stable. The indicator has since recovered to around -0.32, indicating a gradual realignment between price and fundamentals, though Bitcoin remains conservatively priced relative to its utility. Such conditions have historically marked transition phases toward equilibrium, often coinciding with accumulation and setting the stage for healthier price discovery.

bitcoinist12/20 06:02

Bitcoin Mining Economics Flash Warning: Profitability Nears 2022 Stress Levels

bitcoinist12/20 06:02

Adam Back slams Bitcoiner VC for ‘uninformed noise’ about quantum risk

Blockstream CEO Adam Back criticized Castle Island Ventures' Nic Carter for amplifying concerns about quantum computing threats to Bitcoin, calling it "uninformed noise." Carter defended his firm's investment in quantum-resistant startup Project Eleven, stating he was "quantum pilled" and believes Bitcoin is vulnerable. He argues governments are preparing for quantum risks and Bitcoin is a "bug bounty" for quantum attacks. While some, like Capriole Investments' Charles Edwards, warn the threat could emerge in 2-9 years, Back contends quantum technology is still decades away from being a real threat. Others, like Kevin O’Leary, doubt attacking Bitcoin would be a practical use of quantum computing.

cointelegraph12/20 05:22

Adam Back slams Bitcoiner VC for ‘uninformed noise’ about quantum risk

cointelegraph12/20 05:22

Was China’s latest mining ‘crackdown’ just a lot of FUD?

China's recent Bitcoin mining "crackdown" appears to be largely exaggerated FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt), according to data analysis. Initial reports of a major mining shutdown in China, particularly in Xinjiang, emerged after a notable 8% drop in Bitcoin’s hashrate. However, deeper investigation reveals that most of the hashrate decline actually came from North American mining pools, not solely China-based ones. By December 18th, most pools had recovered to near-normal levels, indicating the disruption was temporary. The data suggests a short-lived event rather than a large-scale government crackdown, emphasizing the importance of verifying data before reacting to market hype.

ambcrypto12/20 05:01

Was China’s latest mining ‘crackdown’ just a lot of FUD?

ambcrypto12/20 05:01

‘Capital Is Moving, Not Leaving’: What Japan’s Crypto Market Stands To Gain

The crypto market is facing uncertainty and selling pressure, with Bitcoin struggling above $90,000 and Ethereum showing volatility. However, analysis by XWIN Research Japan indicates capital isn't exiting but shifting form. The total supply of ERC20 stablecoins has reached near all-time highs at $160 billion, suggesting funds are moving into stablecoins as "waiting liquidity" within the ecosystem, poised for redeployment when market direction becomes clearer. This behavior has positive implications for Japan’s crypto market. Improving regulatory clarity and tax frameworks may attract cautious domestic capital back, boosting local market depth and Japan’s global role. The yen-denominated stablecoin JPYC is key, serving not only for trading but as infrastructure for real economic applications like Web3 services and payments. The overall crypto market cap is testing critical support at the $2.9-$3.0 trillion zone, having been rejected from the $4 trillion level. While the long-term trend remains intact above the 2022-2023 base, the market is in a corrective phase. Holding current support is crucial to avoid a deeper retracement.

bitcoinist12/20 04:02

‘Capital Is Moving, Not Leaving’: What Japan’s Crypto Market Stands To Gain

bitcoinist12/20 04:02

Quantum Computing Will Trigger A Bitcoin Supply Shock: Michael Saylor

Quantum computing will not break Bitcoin but instead harden it, according to Michael Saylor. In response to a future quantum threat, a coordinated global upgrade to quantum-resistant encryption will be enforced. Active Bitcoin holders will migrate their coins to secure new wallets, while lost or inaccessible coins will remain permanently frozen. This process will enhance network security, reduce the effective supply of Bitcoin, and trigger a deflationary event. Saylor argues that the upgrade is inevitable and that the market will ultimately reach consensus, despite Bitcoin’s decentralized nature. The result will be a clearer accounting of lost BTC and a stronger, more secure network.

bitcoinist12/20 03:01

Quantum Computing Will Trigger A Bitcoin Supply Shock: Michael Saylor

bitcoinist12/20 03:01

Bitcoin rallies thwarted by fading Fed rate cut odds, softening US macro

Bitcoin has struggled to sustain a rally above $92,000, facing headwinds from shifting macroeconomic conditions. Strong demand for U.S. Treasurys and declining expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts have reduced investor appetite for risk assets like Bitcoin. Meanwhile, weaker U.S. economic data—including softer job market figures and lowered earnings outlooks from major retailers—have further dampened sentiment. Although Bitcoin’s correlation with traditional markets has decreased, it remains sensitive to broader financial uncertainty. Gold has emerged as a preferred safe haven amid ongoing economic concerns, limiting Bitcoin’s near-term appeal as a hedge. Global risks, including Japan’s economic contraction and rising government bond yields, add to the cautious outlook.

cointelegraph12/20 02:44

Bitcoin rallies thwarted by fading Fed rate cut odds, softening US macro

cointelegraph12/20 02:44

Weekly Editor's Picks (1213-1219)

Weekly Editor's Picks (Dec 13-19) by Odaily Planet Daily highlights key developments and insights in crypto. Institutional investors are becoming major crypto buyers, while real-world assets (RWAs) and stablecoins gain traction as key asset classes. Layer-2 networks are consolidating, and AI is evolving from hype to infrastructure. The industry is moving from "fat apps" to "fat distribution," emphasizing integration and user access. In policy, S&P and Tether clash over risk frameworks, with Tether shifting toward a "shadow central bank" model using gold, BTC, and treasuries. Prediction markets face structural challenges for leverage due to binary outcomes. Bitcoin miners are transitioning to data centers due to rising costs. Solana ecosystem shows progress with 49 updates from Breakpoint. Hyperliquid introduces portfolio margin for better capital efficiency. Web3's entry point is shifting toward wallets, not social apps, driven by asset management needs. Security highlights include $2B in crypto lost annually due to lack of inheritance plans, with a proposed three-step solution. Weekly updates cover SEC guidance, Hong Kong listings, Trump’s pro-crypto impact, and major hacks, including 0G Foundation losing 520k tokens.

marsbit12/20 02:41

marsbit12/20 02:41

Arthur Hayes' Latest Podcast: Got the Script for Next Year, Already Fired 90% of the Bullets

In his latest podcast, Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, shares his macro outlook and investment strategy for the coming year. He argues that the market is waiting for a form of quantitative easing (QE) that will never be explicitly announced. Instead, the Federal Reserve will use new tools like "Reserve Management Purchases" (RMP) to inject liquidity by buying short-term Treasury bills, effectively achieving the same stimulative effect as QE without using the politically toxic term. Hayes believes the market will initially misunderstand RMP but will eventually recognize it as money printing, leading to a significant asset price rebound starting in early 2025, with potential volatility around March before a sustained uptrend. Hayes reveals his fund, Maelstrom, is nearly fully invested, with 90% of capital deployed, and remains confident even if Bitcoin drops below $80,000. He highlights Ethena (ENA) as one of his most successful altcoin bets due to its capture of interest rate dynamics, and is bullish on privacy and zero-knowledge (ZK) projects like Zcash for the next cycle, despite regulatory hurdles that limit exchange listings. He cautions against shorting AI-related stocks like NVIDIA and emphasizes that the U.S. administration will prioritize low rates and financial market growth to sustain the AI-driven economy, regardless of who leads the Fed. Hayes maintains his long-term Bitcoin target of $250,000 by 2026, warns against the overuse of leverage, and dismisses the notion that market makers are manipulating prices. He concludes that "altcoin seasons" are constant but require adapting to new narratives rather than clinging to past cycles.

marsbit12/20 02:21

Arthur Hayes' Latest Podcast: Got the Script for Next Year, Already Fired 90% of the Bullets