Benzinga·1w ago

"Bitcoin's bottom is likely already in, as the fast money that would sell has already left the market; bear markets typically end once sellers run out of reasons to sell, leaving mostly strong holders behind."

Bitcoin Magazine·2mo ago

"Even relatively small upside gains at this point can attract new types of buyers — once people see that the chart doesn't look bad anymore, you can get technical traders coming back in; if you get further momentum, say months from now, you could get more momentum traders back in."

Cointelegraph·4mo ago

"The base case that I would hope to see is just a lack of new bottoms in place and a technical picture that points flat to up rather than flat to down."

CryptoSlate·4mo ago

"The Fed is entering a "gradual print," consisting of balance sheet expansion aligned with nominal GDP growth, running between $220 billion and $375 billion in 2026, far below the scale of any prior crisis QE; a genuinely big print would be $2 trillion or more."

BeInCrypto·6mo ago

"People with this view don't truly understand the open source aspect or the proof of work aspect fully. A strong point about Bitcoin is that it literally doesn't matter who created it. It can be assessed on its own merits since it's transparent and decentralized."

Decrypt·1y ago

"I'm not sure I would call it fraudulent, but I don't agree with the charts that show their P/E comparison either."

CoinDesk·2y ago

"It's a mining pool with more decentralization built into it at the foundation, which [in my opinion] is good for the Bitcoin network."

CNBC·3y ago

"The year 2022 was characterized by a hawkish Fed and valuation reductions on equities and other assets. Going forward into 2023, I think a slowdown in corporate earnings, rather than valuation compression, is likely what will keep pressure on equities while potentially allowing monetary assets such as bitcoin and precious metals to stabilize."