CryptoQuant CEO Defies Bears: Bitcoin’s Dip Isn’t a Market Collapse—Here’s Why
Bitcoin's recent price pullback has traders sweating—but one industry heavyweight says the panic is premature.
The correction that wasn't: CryptoQuant's CEO argues current volatility reflects healthy market mechanics, not a bearish reversal. 'This is liquidity finding its level, not capitulation,' he notes—pointing to on-chain metrics that still favor accumulation.
Wall Street's déjà vu: Traditional finance analysts keep waiting for crypto's 'Lehman moment.' Meanwhile, Bitcoin's 2025 resilience keeps mocking their spreadsheets. (Funny how 14% dips feel apocalyptic in crypto but get called 'Tuesday' in equities.)
What's next? With institutional inflows holding steady and miner sell pressure easing, the real question isn't whether this is a bear market—it's how long until the next ATH.
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju says Bitcoin remains outside a bear market as long as inflows persist. A chart shared by Young Ju on X revealed that Bitcoin’s realized capitalization has reached $1.1 trillion, marking its highest level to date as capital continues flowing into the market.
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