- Claims have been made that Bitcoin is supported by Tether, indicating a possibility of falling to $10,000.
- It was reported that Bitcoin's price plummeted due to Meitu's massive sell-off, leading to the liquidation of long positions.
- An analysis emerged that Bitcoin's momentary value drop of over 10% makes it unsuitable as a store of value.
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Bitcoin (BTC), which surpassed $100,000, is claimed to experience a massive decline in the next bear market.
On the 5th (local time), Bitcoin, after surpassing $100,000, gave back its gains and is trading at around $97,000. On this day, Jacob King Whale Wire analyst stated, "Bitcoin is a huge trap supported by Tether (USDT)" and "Bitcoin is a time bomb that could easily drop below $10,000 in the next downturn."
He added, "A store of value is something that stores value. If its value drops more than 10% in 43 seconds, it can never be a means of storing value."
Meanwhile, Bitcoin momentarily plummeted, touching $90,500 during the day. This led to a massive liquidation of long positions. This sharp decline is understood to be due to the complete sale of Bitcoin by Meitu, a mobile app developer known as the Chinese version of MicroStrategy. Today, Meitu announced that they have sold all 948 Bitcoins they held, starting from last November.