Earlier this year, Bitcoin surged from $57,000 to $82,000 in under 90 days, a rapid rally that analyst Joe Carlasare believes disproves the notion that capital cannot quickly flood back into the market. In an interview with BMTV, Carlasare explained that a return to the $80,000 or $90,000 range would entice technical and momentum traders back onto the sidelines, while reaching $100,000 would instantly shift market sentiment. He also discusses why the recent selling pressure from long-term holders (“OG” selling) that capped 2025 represents a healthy market shakeout, and how a robust quantum computing strategy could ultimately attract a new wave of institutional capital.
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