Jiang Zhuoer, a prominent Bitcoin miner, forecasts that Bitcoin's next bear-market bottom could occur between October and December 2026, with prices around $42,000 to $44,000. This prediction is based on a long-term cycle model and the declining market net asset value (mNAV) of Strategy, a Bitcoin-related stock, which recently dropped to 0.72, near levels seen during the last cycle low in 2022. Jiang notes this timing is more reliable than the exact price and highlights that the forecast is a market view, not a certainty, as Bitcoin's price can be influenced by various factors like liquidity, ETF flows, and macroeconomic events. Investors should watch if Strategy's mNAV continues to lead Bitcoin price action and whether Bitcoin holds current support or moves lower before 2027.
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MemeCore's M token plunged about 74% in 24 hours, dropping from nearly $2.92 to around $0.74, erasing close to $3 billion in market value. The sharp decline occurred on low trading volume and without any confirmed news, hack, or exploit to explain it...
