Bitcoin Faces Potential Early Stages of Crypto Winter, Analyst Predicts

According to BlockBeats, Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Brett Knoblauch has forecasted that Bitcoin may be entering the early stages of a 'crypto winter,' reflecting its historical four-year cycle pattern. He suggests that Bitcoin's price could remain under pressure for several months and might even test Strategy Company's average cost price of around $75,000. Unlike previous downturns, this adjustment may not be characterized by large-scale liquidations or systemic collapses. Knoblauch notes that the current market landscape is being shaped by institutional participants rather than retail traders. He highlights a growing gap between token price performance and 'underlying real progress,' particularly in areas such as decentralized finance (DeFi), asset tokenization, and crypto infrastructure.