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$BTC According to Michael Burry, the investor who predicted the 2008 US housing market crash, further decline in Bitcoin could lead to mass sell-offs and a "death spiral" that will be difficult to escape.
Experts believe that a Bitcoin crash could impact the entire economy. For example, the younger generation, which often holds a large portion of their wealth in cryptocurrency, may lose faith in financial markets. Pension assets for generations Y and Z could also decrease, as they tend to have a higher concentration of wealth in cryptocurrencies.
Additionally, a Bitcoin crash could change th

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$BTC Until recently, there were no institutional investors in Bitcoin; crypto enthusiasts with an HODL strategy simply weathered the dips, which could reach 80%, says Radchenko. Now, according to him, phenomena such as institutional "stops" and forced sell-offs have appeared in the market. While "institutions are now hesitating," the question arises: where will the next demand come from, the expert ponders.
He pointed out that negative factors are accumulating in the crypto industry: miners are operating at a loss, Michael Saylor is "below the waterline," investors have just been "burned" on s

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Everything is just beginning.