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Will Bitcoin Crash Again Before 2027? Watch Past Midterm Years for a Clue

An analyst named Cowen predicts Bitcoin may face a potential selloff before 2026, though he believes it may have already bottomed. He recommends a gradual buying approach and expects a bearish window to close by 2027.

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An analyst named Cowen predicts Bitcoin may face a potential selloff before 2026, though he believes it may have already bottomed. He recommends a gradual buying approach and expects a bearish window to close by 2027.

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Global impact / market context

If Bitcoin drops again, investors holding it could see the value of their holdings fall. Cowen's gradual buying plan suggests spreading purchases over time to reduce risk, which is a common strategy for handling uncertain price swings.

Analyst inference

Bitcoin's price history shows that midterm election years, like 2026, have sometimes brought volatility. This pattern may influence investor expectations, but past performance does not guarantee future results, so caution is advised when making investment choices.

Analyst inference

What to watch

  1. Watch whether Bitcoin's price falls before 2026, as analyst Cowen predicts a potential selloff during this period, which could create buying opportunities for gradual investors. Confirmed
  2. Consider following Cowen's gradual buying approach, which means purchasing Bitcoin in smaller amounts over time rather than all at once, to manage risk during uncertain market conditions. Proposed
  3. Monitor if the bearish window closes by 2027, as Cowen suggests, which could signal a more stable period for Bitcoin and potentially reduce the chance of another major crash. Analyst inference

Affected assets

  • BTC — Bitcoin

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