Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Mike McGlone has raised concerns that Bitcoin could face a deeper correction despite strong performance in traditional financial markets. Drawing comparisons to the 2018 downturn, when Bitcoin fell from around $10,000 to near $3,000, McGlone argues that similar signs of price reversion are emerging after Bitcoin’s rise above $100,000. He noted that Bitcoin has recently underperformed even as stock markets reached record highs. According to McGlone, the key question is whether Bitcoin can maintain investor interest during weaker market conditions. While he does not predict a specific outcome, he suggests the cryptocurrency is showing signs of weakness unless it begins leading broader market performance again.
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