Bitcoin has recovered slightly above $61,000 after hitting a 2026 low near $59,750, but gold advocate Peter Schiff warns that the cryptocurrency could face a "Crypto Black Monday" and fall much further, possibly to zero. Schiff's recent poll showed 59% of respondents believe Bitcoin must hit zero before conceding his bearish stance. Despite the pessimism, some bullish investors point to technical indicators and models suggesting Bitcoin could rise to $165,000 or more. The key level to watch is whether Bitcoin holds above its 2026 low; a break below could trigger more selling and financial strain for some holders. The coming weeks will reveal if this downturn is a prolonged bear market or a buying opportunity for long-term investors.
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