$BTC Sell-Off Likely 'Complete', Rally Into Year-End Still in Play: StanChart Analyst
Bitcoin’s latest downturn may be close to finishing, according to Geoffrey Kendrick of Standard Chartered. He notes that this dip represents the third significant 30% correction since spot $BTC ETFs launched in the U.S. last year.
Key market signals — including MicroStrategy’s adjusted NAV — have fallen to zero, indicating that sellers may be exhausted.
The analyst added that a year-end rally remains his primary expectation.Bitcoin’s sharp downturn may have reached its end, says Geoffrey Kendrick, Standard Chartered’s head of digital asset research. He believes the pullback fits a recurring pattern and is likely close to running out of steam.
$BTC plunged below $90,000 on Tuesday, deepening a decline that has wiped nearly 30% off its early-October all-time high above $126,000. This latest drop is the steepest correction since U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs launched last year and has sparked renewed debate over whether the world’s largest cryptocurrency is slipping into the bear-market phase typical of its four-year cycle.
