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Bernstein analysts on Monday maintained their $150,000 target for $BTC despite the recent sell-off that they said was being driven by lacking investor confidence rather than structural stress.
Calling the pullback the “weakest bear case” in the asset’s history, the analysts’ note to investors said no major failures have emerged across Bitcoin’s market plumbing, and pointed to relatively modest 7% net outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs even as BTC price dropped by about 50%.
“The current Bitcoin price action is a mere crisis of confidence. Nothing broke, no skeletons will show up,” analysts led by Gautam Chhugani said.
Bernstein said Bitcoin’s recent underperformance relative to gold reflects its continued treatment as a liquidity-sensitive risk asset rather than a long-term safe haven. The analysts said tight financial conditions and elevated rates have favored artificial intelligence-linked equities and precious metals, limiting near-term upside for Bitcoin despite broader adoption trends.
The report also pushed back on several of the emerging risk narratives, including concerns that artificial intelligence is diverting capital away from crypto or that quantum computing poses an imminent threat to Bitcoin. Bernstein wrote:
Framing quantum computing as a Bitcoin-killer ignores the timeline, the upgrade path and the fact that the entire digital world shares the same vulnerability and will migrate together.
Addressing leverage at major corporate Bitcoin holders such as Michael Saylor’s Strategy, Bernstein said the company relies largely on long-dated perpetual preferred equity and maintains enough cash to cover dividends without near-term refinancing risk.
As well, the analysts expect Bitcoin miners to capitulate and sell as the price moves below their production cost.
After addressing the prevailing bear case narratives, Bernstein predicted Bitcoin is likely to return to new highs as liquidity conditions improve. The company reiterated its $150,000 Bitcoin price target for 2026.
Institutions view Bitcoin pullback as entry point as traders warn of further downside
On Friday, Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley said Bitcoin’s move below $70,000 is being interpreted differently across the market, with long-time holders showing caution while institutional investors view the pullback as a renewed entry opportunity. 
Speaking on CNBC, Horsley said institutions are revisiting price levels they previously believed they had missed. He attributed the decline to broader macro pressure rather than crypto-specific stress, saying Bitcoin is trading in line with other liquid assets as investors “sell everything that is liquid.”
While Horsley framed the sell-off as a macro-driven reset in positioning, short-term traders remain cautious about Bitcoin’s near-term price trajectory. 
On Sunday, independent analysts Filbfilb and Tony Severino highlighted technical indicators they say still signal further downside, while other traders argued that a “real bottom” may not form until Bitcoin falls below $50,000.

Bitcoin reached an all-time high of over $126,000 on Oct. 6, but has since fallen to about $70,000 at time of writing, according to CoinGecko data.📈
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CoinMarketCap (CMC), CoinGecko, and similar websites are some of the most popular tools in the crypto world. You type in the name of a coin or token, and boom: a neat chart and a price staring back at you, often down to the penny.
It feels pretty official, right? Like the price you see there is the price you would get if you bought or sold that token at this moment. The catch is that those prices aren’t as reliable as they seem. And if you’re not careful, you could make decisions (or even lose money) based on numbers that don’t tell the full story.
Let’s walk through why these prices can mislead you and how you can protect yourself and your funds.
How Aggregators Calculate Prices (And Why It’s Not Perfect)
Sites like CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko don’t create prices out of thin air. They’re in a category called price aggregators: platforms that collect data from many different exchanges where the token is traded and calculate an average, often weighted by how much is being traded (volume).

Sounds fair enough. However, they don’t always aggregate all exchanges, and not all exchanges show the same price at the same time. Why? Because of supply and demand, differences in liquidity, and even delays in how quickly the data is updated.
For example, imagine a token that trades only once in a while, on a few small exchanges. If one person pays an unusually high price on a tiny exchange, that trade can distort the “average” price you see on CoinGecko or CMC. That doesn’t mean you could sell your tokens for that high price —there just isn’t enough real demand. The next batch of users may sell, and that will put the price down again.
And sometimes exchanges themselves report incorrect data. Some even inflate trading activity with fake trades (called “wash trading”) to make a token look more popular and valuable than it really is. The result is that the price you see might look solid, but when you try to trade, you discover no one is willing to pay you that much.
How to Spot Misleading Prices and Trade Smart
So, how can you protect yourself? First, always check the trading volume. That’s the total amount of that token traded in 24 hours. If the volume is tiny, then the price is much less trustworthy because even a single trade can shift it significantly. However, even if the volume is high, don’t be fooled by it, as it can be easily faked.
Next, look at where the token is traded. If it’s only listed on obscure or suspicious exchanges, that’s a clear warning sign. Reliable exchanges tend to offer fairer pricing and better liquidity (which just means it’s easier to buy or sell without moving the price too much).

Also, check the order book. That’s simply the list of current buy and sell offers on an exchange. If there are only a handful of low buy orders compared to the price you saw on CoinMarketCap, chances are you won’t get that high price when you sell. Another concept to understand is slippage: the difference between the last traded price and the price you actually get when the trade completes. On low-liquidity tokens, slippage can ruin what looked like a good deal before.
More advice
One more practical tip: if you’re testing a new token or a new exchange, start with a small amount. Don’t put your whole budget into your first trade. Try trading a very small sum just to confirm the process works and the price matches what you expected. Even on legitimate exchanges, mistakes happen, and on less trustworthy ones, those “mistakes” are sometimes deliberate.
Don’t feel pressured to pick the first exchange you see. Compare prices on several platforms before you trade. Often, the best choice isn’t where the token seems cheapest, but where the market is healthier and safer to use.
In the Obyte ecosystem, the exchange to use will depend on the token you want to trade. In the DEX Oswap.io, for instance, you can safely trade 28 Obyte-compatible tokens, including WBTC, MATIC, BNB, USDC, and the recently added CITY Token.
For the native coin of the network, GBYTE, there are decentralized and centralized options as well. Biconomy and NonKYC.io are the available centralized exchanges, and they have different requirements and slightly different prices. Don’t forget to do your own research!

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24h Range: ~$0.0325 – $0.0421 �7-day Range: ~$0.0268 – ~$0.0586 �All-Time High: ~$0.0624 �All-Time Low: ~$0.0121 �
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Aggressive Entry: Near support at $0.0300 – $0.0340Safer Entry: Pullback closer to $0.0260 – $0.0300
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TP1: $0.0450 – $0.0520 (near recent resistance)TP2: $0.0580 – $0.0620 (near recent cycle high)TP3: $0.0700+ (breakout if heavy momentum resumes)
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Below $0.0240 (invalidates bounce structure)
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مقدمة:

الاهتمام بعملات مشفرة معينة يتصاعد مرة أخرى، بقيادة البيتكوين جنبًا إلى جنب مع بعض الأسماء الأقل تقليدية التي تكتسب الانتباه على CoinGecko.

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وفقًا لقائمة الاتجاهات في CoinGecko، فإن البيتكوين، ورمز الثقافة الميمية بادجي بنغوينز، وسولانا من بين الأصول الأكثر بحثًا في السوق الآن. ذلك يعني أن المتداولين والمراقبين ينقرون ويقومون بتتبع هذه الأصول أكثر من أي شيء آخر تقريبًا في مجال العملات المشفرة العالمي. تعكس مرتبة الاتجاه نشاط البحث - وليس قوة السعر - لكنها مؤشر جيد للاهتمام العام.

Intro:

Certain coins are seeing heightened search interest on CoinGecko, signalling where community attention is focused right now.

What happened:

According to the latest CoinGecko trending list, assets like Bitcoin, Hyperliquid, and River show up as the most searched cryptos over the last few hours, indicating growing curiosity or attention among users.

Why it matters:

Trending lists measure interest — not price moves — but they can highlight what tokens people are talking about or researching. High search volume often suggests stronger community engagement or fresh narratives, which can spark deeper exploration by crypto learners.

Key takeaways:

• Trending coins reflect where attention is concentrated.

• Bitcoin continues to be widely searched alongside newer assets.

• Hyper liquid & River are drawing recent interest.

• Search trends help identify topics worth researching further.
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مقدمة: لا يزال بيتكوين العملة المشفرة الأكثر بحثًا اليوم، وفقًا للبيانات المتداولة. وهذا يظهر أن بيتكوين لا يزال يدفع اهتمام وتوجهات العملات الرقمية عبر السوق.
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تظهر البيانات من قائمة الاتجاهات في CoinGecko أن بيتكوين في قمة قائمة العملات التي يبحث عنها الناس بشكل متكرر. تظهر عملات رقمية أخرى مثل Tether Gold (XAUT) وRiver (RIVER) وSolana (SOL) وEthereum (ETH) أيضًا بين الأصول المتداولة، مما يعكس استمرار اهتمام المجتمع.

مقدمة قصيرة:

تتجه بعض العملات المشفرة في حجم البحث والاهتمام العام اليوم، مما يشير إلى المجالات التي ينمو فيها اهتمام المجتمع. هذه ليست توصية - إنها ببساطة لمحة عما يبحث عنه الناس. 📊

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وفقًا لقائمة الاتجاهات في CoinGecko، لا يزال البيتكوين واحدًا من أكثر العملات المشفرة بحثًا، تليه أصول ناشئة مثل ZKsync وإيثريوم. تُظهر هذه التصنيفات أي الرموز تجذب الانتباه في الساعات القليلة الماضية بناءً على نشاط البحث عبر المنصة.