Gold advocate and economist Peter Schiff said on the X platform this week that the Bitcoin bear market has a long way to go and is currently "at a critical support level" and if the support level is not stable, the price may fall sharply. Peter Schiff attributed Bitcoin's decline in part to Mt. Gox's repayment of related sales, but argued that it also exposed that "institutional demand may be a myth."
Peter Schiff said: "If this demand did exist, buyers would jump at the opportunity to buy Mt. Gox Bitcoin over the counter. Based on trading activity, Bitcoin ETF buyers appear to be holding. So far, there are no signs of panic. Bitcoin may need to fall sharply before they finally capitulate. This may happen as early as next week, especially after another large sell-off this weekend. Ethereum prices are about to fall to $1,500, and it seems that those who bought the rumors of Ethereum ETFs can't wait to sell." (News.bitcoin)