16.09.2026 · Cryptonews

Macro strategist Henrik Zeberg described Bitcoin’s recent climb as a classic bear-market rally that will fool many investors. He expects a roughly 90 % plunge once the brief upswing ends.
Zeberg traced the move to money rotating from stocks into crypto, yet insisted the longer-term downtrend remains intact. He still allows for a possible push toward $115,000–$120,000 before the sharp reversal begins.
The main trigger, he argues, will be a U.S. recession that strengthens the dollar and slams all risk assets. Extra liquidity or friendlier rules, he added, won’t be enough to stop the slide.
Bitcoin has never faced a prolonged downturn, Zeberg noted; even the brief COVID shock cut its price by more than 60 % in four weeks, and a deeper crisis could be far worse.
Based on information from https://cryptonews.net

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