Bitcoin’s Epic Comeback? 🚀💰 (Spoiler: Maybe, Who Knows?)

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Right. So Bitcoin’s been having a bit of a moment, hasn’t it? 📉 Like that friend who insists they’re “fine” while dramatically sobbing into their avocado toast. BTC was once strutting around at $126k like it owned the place, and now? A rather less glamorous $87.4k. Oh, how the mighty have fallen. 😬

But wait! There’s hope! (Or at least, that’s what the Very Serious People With Charts are saying.) Selling pressure might be finally running out of steam, like a hen party at 4 AM. Liquidity is creeping back in, which-if you believe the hype-could mean Bitcoin dusts itself off and attempts a comeback tour in 2026. 🎤

Bitcoin: Exhausted, Overworked, Needs a Holiday

Honestly, Bitcoin’s been through it lately. First, there was that hilarious liquidation cascade on 29 October-$19 billion just poof, gone. 💸 Then the Fed swooped in like a disapproving headmistress, scaring off institutional investors who promptly yanked out $903 million. Classic.

Meanwhile, gold and silver are out here living their best lives, hitting record highs while Bitcoin sulks in the corner. But! (There’s always a but.) Analysts are now whispering that BTC might be gearing up for a comeback. A breakout above the descending resistance trendline could-could-mean an upside move. Or, you know, another faceplant. 🤷‍♀️

Will Bitcoin Rebound or Just Lie Down Forever?

Here’s the thing: Bitcoin might stage a rebound. Or it might not. (Groundbreaking analysis, I know.) Milk Road-yes, that’s a real name-claims inflation could cool in 2026, giving the Fed room to cut rates. Which, in theory, means more money sloshing around for risky bets like crypto. 🎰

“Inflation is likely to cool through the first half of 2026, giving the Fed room to cut rates further.”

Source : MilkRoad (Because nothing says financial analysis like a name that sounds like a children’s TV show.)

Of course, there’s always a catch. The U.S. government shutdown sucked liquidity out of markets like a Dyson on turbo mode. But Milk Road insists the Fed could inject $40 billion monthly through April. Which sounds like a lot until you remember that one time Elon Musk spent more on Twitter. 💁‍♂️

Spot Investors: The Crypto Equivalent of That One Friend Who Still Buys CDs

Despite Bitcoin’s melodrama, spot investors are still quietly accumulating like squirrels before winter. CoinGlass data shows $3.72 billion in spot purchases over the last four weeks. Which either means:

  • They know something we don’t, or
  • They’re just really bad at taking hints. 🐿️

Final Thoughts (Because We Have to Wrap This Up Somehow)

  • Bitcoin looks exhausted, which-same, honestly. But exhaustion often precedes a rally. Or a nap.
  • 2026 could see liquidity return to risk assets. Or not. Crypto, darling, who even knows?

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2025-12-27 10:28