A well-known crypto analyst is sounding the alarm on a potential storm brewing for Bitcoin—one that could be fueled not by speculators, but by institutions themselves.
The trader, known online as DonAlt, believes that companies stockpiling BTC in their treasuries may eventually become the market’s biggest source of selling pressure.
With over 1.1 million BTC now held by corporate entities globally—valued at over $117 billion—he argues that what helped fuel this rally might also accelerate the next collapse.
According to the analyst, the next downturn could mirror the devastating 2018 bear market, when Bitcoin plunged more than 80% from its highs. “No one’s ready for how violent the next bear phase could be,” he said, pointing to the potential liquidation behavior of institutional holders during periods of financial strain or declining prices.
Still, DonAlt remains optimistic in the short term. In his latest update, he noted that as long as Bitcoin holds above $101,000, the trend remains intact. But if that level fails, a swift drop to $95,000—or even $90,000—is on the table.
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