⚠️ Peter Brandt Warns of Repeat 2021-Style $BTC Crash
Brandt questioned whether Bitcoin’s current price action mirrors the peak in late November 2021—suggesting a potential 75% correction if the pattern holds .
If repeated, that drop from today’s ~$108 K price could plunge BTC to around $26 K—similar to its trough after the 2021 high .
💡 Analysts Push Back
Pav Hundal (Swyftx) calls such a severe crash “very unlikely”, pointing to vastly different macro conditions now versus 2021 .
Andy Edstrom says while a pullback is possible, a 75% decline seems improbable because the current dip is much shallower than 2021’s .
Simon Amery (Collective Shift) highlights that monetary policy is now easing, the opposite of late 2021—undermining the conditions for a massive crash .
🧭 Key Takeaway
Brandt’s Scenario: A trigger to ask tough questions—“Could history repeat?”
Analysts’ View: Current fundamentals, macro trends, and price structure all suggest resilience, not collapse.
For now, Bitcoin’s build-up looks different—and institutional stability and easing macro trends support a more bullish outlook than panic.
