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Bitcoin faces risk of strong correction
Investor and trading expert Gareth Soloway predicts that Bitcoin could fall by 30% to 50% in the short term , with the price possibly falling to around $75,000 by the first quarter of 2026 .
He also stressed that 2025 is unlikely to see a new growth spurt, contrary to many investors' expectations.
Market factors and the role of large organizations
According to Soloway, history shows that Bitcoin plunged below $20,000 in 2021 when the stock market weakened.
However, he believes that this time the decline will not be too extreme thanks to the participation of large financial institutions, especially names like BlackRock .
The presence of these "big guys" is said to help the market maintain some stability, although strong fluctuations are still difficult to avoid.
Bitcoin and Gold as Long-Term Alternative Assets
Despite the short-term correction outlook, Soloway believes that Bitcoin will still play an important role in the future alongside gold. He commented:
“Society is looking for alternatives to fiat money. Currently, Bitcoin and gold meet this need. As long as people can access and accept it, Bitcoin will have a place in the future.”