Seifeldin Shaaban
$BTC has now erased virtually all of the gains it made following the Trump election rally and has fallen back to levels last seen in late 2024. πŸ“‰ The world's largest cryptocurrency is down roughly 28% since the start of 2026 and more than 42% over the past 12 months, despite reaching above $120,000 just last October. πŸ’Έ What's particularly interesting is that the $SPX500 & $NSDQ100 continue to trade near record highs. Historically, Bitcoin often benefited from strong risk appetite in equities, but this time we're seeing a noticeable divergence. πŸ“Š This is becoming Bitcoin's real test. Political support, headlines, and ETF inflows can drive momentum for a while, but long-term value requires something much bigger: broad global adoption and a convincing case as an independent store of value. For years, Bitcoin supporters have argued that it is "digital gold." The question now is whether it can prove that thesis during a period when traditional markets are thriving while crypto struggles. Markets are forcing investors to answer a difficult question: Is Bitcoin still a long-term store of value, or has the narrative lost some of its shine? $QQQ (Invesco QQQ) $MSTR (Strategy Inc)
Not investment advice. The author may have financial interests in the mentioned instruments.
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