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Bitcoin Faces Great Depression Warning: Bloomberg Analyst McGlone Issues Dire Predictions

Mike McGlone, Chief Commodities Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, has raised alarm bells for Bitcoin investors by drawing parallels to the pre-Great Depression era.

He emphasizes that current market signals indicate a potential transition from paper assets to physical assets, a trend he refers to as the "Great Reversion."

McGlone criticizes Bitcoin's current lackluster performance, stating it has underperformed relative to the NASDAQ technology index this year.

He counters widespread optimism about Bitcoin reaching $100,000 by predicting a potential decline to $10,000, suggesting the possibility of a “zero drop.”

McGlone also highlights the overwhelming number of cryptocurrencies in circulation, which he believes contributes to a speculative excess in the market.

He argues that a significant reduction in the number of these assets is necessary, recommending a "purge" to stabilize the market.

Bitcoin's ratio to gold has reportedly decreased by 50% from its highest levels, raising concerns about further declines in the coming year.

He posits that if the stock market faces a correction, Bitcoin's critical support level is around $50,000; however, the risk of a substantial drop looms larger.

As the cryptocurrency market grapples with these warnings, investors must remain vigilant about the volatility and inherent risks associated with Bitcoin.

In this uncertain climate, McGlone's insights serve as a cautionary tale for those navigating the complex landscape of cryptocurrency investments.