Summary
- Michael Saylor wrote on X that Bitcoin winter is over.
- Jason Fernandes said Bitcoin’s winter may be over, but altcoins are still going through a harsh winter.
- Mati Greenspan said the recent correction was a temporary decline within a longer-term bull market, that Bitcoin has likely already formed a bottom, and that the next rally will depend on institutional and nation-state Bitcoin adoption.
Forecast Trend Report by Period
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, the largest publicly traded corporate holder of Bitcoin, struck a bullish tone on the cryptocurrency. Some analysts, however, said his remarks may have come too soon.
Cointelegraph reported on April 24 that Saylor wrote on X, formerly Twitter, that “Bitcoin winter is over.”
Jason Fernandes, co-founder of AdLunam, disputed that view, saying Bitcoin’s winter may be over while altcoins are still in a deep freeze.
Others argued the recent selloff should not be considered a Bitcoin winter at all. Analyst Mati Greenspan said the latest correction looked more like a temporary pullback within a longer-term bull market and that Bitcoin has likely already found a bottom.
The next upswing, he added, will depend on Bitcoin adoption by institutions and nation-states.
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