
Jakarta, Pintu News – In the past two weeks, the crypto market has experienced high volatility with Bitcoin plummeting below $87,000. This has sparked concerns among investors as to whether this is the beginning of the long-awaited bear phase. Are we entering a bear market era for the crypto market?
NDV’s Jason Huang explains that Bitcoin’s recent price drop is related to its four-year issuance cycle which has a long-term impact. “Bitcoin follows a four-year issuance cycle. From the 2008-2012 cycle, 10 million new BTCs were produced; in the current cycle, only 600,000.
This new supply reduction reduces structural selling pressure,” Huang said. In addition, Huang added that major global macro elements, including Federal Reserve policies and trade tariffs, are also having a negative impact on BTC prices. “After the ETF approval, Bitcoin price became more demand-driven than supply-driven.
However, the cycle of cuts still creates additional selling pressure. On October 11, Bitcoin prices fell sharply after Trump indicated the possibility of a second tariff war, causing a huge drop and liquidation of about $20 billion due to excessive leverage,” he added.
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Despite the recent market correction, Huang is still skeptical of the bear market narrative. “The current correction is also about 30%, so I remain optimistic. In the long run, Bitcoin will continue to attract investors,” Huang said.
After Trump’s tariff announcement, both gold and Bitcoin recovered faster than the Nasdaq as many investors perceived them as monetary hedges and preferred to accumulate at lower prices.
According to Huang, the rapid recovery of Bitcoin and gold shows that both assets are still considered an effective hedge against economic instability. “From this perspective, I am optimistic about the future,” he concluded.
With multiple factors influencing Bitcoin’s price fluctuations, the crypto market is currently showing signs of uncertainty. However, with a deep understanding of market dynamics and economic cycles, investors can be better prepared for potential risks and opportunities.
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A1: The Bitcoin issuance cycle is a four-year period during which the amount of newly mined Bitcoin decreases. This is part of a mechanism designed to gradually reduce the new supply of Bitcoin.
A2: Trade tariffs can increase uncertainty in global markets, which often leads investors to seek out perceived safe assets like Bitcoin. However, unexpected tariff announcements can also lead to price drops due to market uncertainty.
A3: Bitcoin is considered a monetary hedge because it is finite and not affected by inflationary policies from governments or central banks, similar to gold.
A4: The approval of ETFs has made the price of Bitcoin more demand-driven than supply-driven. This means that more institutional investors can participate in the Bitcoin market, potentially increasing demand and price.
A5: Yes, a 30% correction is considered quite normal in the crypto market, which is known for its high volatility. This kind of correction often occurs after a period of rapid price increases.