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WendyBG has been continually ranting about the next financial crisis is likely to be caused by debt getting out of control in the shadow banking portion of the economy.
Price Movement Summary
Start of Year (January 1, 2025): Bitcoin opened the year at approximately $94,443.52.
Mid-Year Rally: The price saw a substantial increase, reaching a peak (and new all-time high) of over $126,000 around October 6. This rally was partly linked to factors like the earlier approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States and general market sentiment.
November Downturn: Since its October peak, Bitcoin has entered a "bear market" by falling more than 20%. As of November 18-19, 2025, the price has plummeted to around $90,000-$92,000, effectively wiping out all gains made since January 1.
There is a temptation to ask "what's the big deal - you've just given back the opportunity profit you could have made".
That's faulty logic. I suspect a substantial number of owners sold out within 10% of the peak (on either side) and those who purchased from them are taking a haircut - and likely margin calls potentially forcing them to sell equities to cover their positions.
Laissez les bons temps rouler,
Jeff
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shorters have been forever trying to estimate what price level triggers a mass retail sell-off in tesla.
(when are so many deeply underwater that no future fantasy supports a recovery)
although there are weakly correlated fundamentals in a stock, the mass sell-off will certainly be sentiment.
20% crypto drops are noise. we are still very much in a general meme vibe era...so the question is how much of the real economy goes down with it.
