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Crypto analyst BitQuant has commented on why market participants are not 
buying Bitcoin and Ethereum despite the recent lows. This comes amid current 
market weakness, with the on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant warning of a 
deeper decline. Why Investors Are Not Buying The Bitcoin and Ethereum Dip In 
an X post, BitQuant noted that no one, except Saylor’s Strategy, is buying 
Bitcoin at $65,000 because of reports that the U.S. may attack Iran. He added 
that if that happens, many believe that BTC will drop to $50,000, which is why 
they are not buying. Ethereum is expected to drop further if BTC declines. 
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The analyst noted that these market participants are forgetting that Bitcoin 
fell from $90,000 to $60,000 without any news or headlines, and that they 
consider this nuance unimportant. As such, he suggested that BTC and Ethereum 
could still see lower prices, whether or not the U.S. attacks Iran. However, 
BitQuant indicated that current prices do not matter in the long-term as 
Bitcoin and possibly Ethereum are likely to trade higher. He stated that many 
still don’t understand that BTC is a system and that they only see it as an 
asset. The analyst added that for many, BTC resembles a football match where 
they celebrate when there is a goal and leave the stadium when there isn’t. 
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the broader crypto market are currently facing downside 
pressure not only due to a potential U.S. attack on Iran but also due to the 
uncertainty around the Trump tariffs. The U.S. president over the weekend 
announced plans to hike the global tariff rate from 10% to 15% after the 
Supreme Court ruled against the tariffs under the International Emergency 
Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). BTC Could Still Drop Below $40,000 A CryptoQuant 
analysis recently suggested that Bitcoin could still drop below $40,000 to 
around $38,900, which is the long-term holders&#8217; (LTHs) cost basis. The 
analysis also alluded to historical precedent, noting that each bear market 
has been characterized by BTC&#8217;s price breaking below its cost basis. This 
triggers a final capitulation phase marked by realized losses of around 20%. 
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To $15,000 The analysis also noted that it is only after this phase that the 
market has been able to rebuild the necessary foundations for a trend 
reversal, with Bitcoin and Ethereum reaching new highs. Meanwhile, another 
CryptoQuant analysis mentioned that the Coinbase Premium Index shows limited 
signs of recovery. The index’s 30-minute simple moving average had briefly 
crossed above the zero level but failed to maintain the momentum into the new 
week. CryptoQuant stated that this lack of sustained recovery in the premium, 
despite the temporary uptick, is considered a potential trigger for the recent 
downward price action. Featured image from Pngtree, chart from Tradingview.com

Why Investors Are Not Buying Bitcoin And Ethereum Despite ‘Low’ Prices

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) rebounded with a $258 million inflow on 
Tuesday, while ether, XRP, and solana funds also posted gains. The session 
marked a rare all-green day across major U.S. crypto ETFs. Bitcoin ETFs Surge 
in Rare All-Green Day for Crypto ETFs A broad wave of buying swept through the 
crypto ETF market, lifting […]

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Solana price eyes a potential rise toward the $110-$115 range, according to a 
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