#BTCvsMarkets Bitcoin's Resilience, Analytics, and History

Despite the recent market downturn, Bitcoin demonstrates greater resilience compared to previous crises. According to Bernstein's analytics, the current correction is only 26%, whereas during the COVID-19 pandemic it reached 50 – 70%.

Data from CryptoQuant only reinforces this:

in 2021, after the mining ban in China – a demand drop of 53%;

in 2022, after the FTX collapse – a decrease of 75%;

in 2025 – only a 28% decline.

Moreover, major players are not losing interest. Since March, "whales" have already accumulated over 100,000 BTC worth more than 8.3 billion dollars. This indicates a sustained trust in cryptocurrency even during periods of economic strain.

However, not all analysts are equally optimistic. JPMorgan points out the decline in speculative interest in Bitcoin futures and a continuous outflow of capital from ETFs for three consecutive months.