Bitcoin’s days of wild surges and bloody crashes might be over—at least if you ask Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan. He’s ditching the rocket metaphors and calling this cycle for what it is: a decade-long grind with patient, institutional whales quietly soaking up supply, creating a stubborn floor beneath prices. Sure, jaw-dropping volatility isn’t gone (cue the rapid October drop to $87K), and plenty of bears are still smelling blood, predicting plunges to $60K or lower. But the post-Trump, post-halving chaos is generating more shrugs than panic, with seasoned pros betting boring could just be the new bullish. Retail FOMO is dead, replaced by institutional dollar-cost averaging, and every Fed speech churns the short-term waters in a shallow liquidity pool. Whether you’re a perma-bull or doom-caller, the 2026 outlook isn’t for daredevils—it’s for grinders.
Continue to read From Hype to Hamlet: Why Bitcoin’s Next Act is a Slow Climb, Not a Moon Shot
Bitcoin’s days of wild surges and bloody crashes might be over—at least if you ask Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan. He’s ditching the rocket metaphors and calling this cycle for what it is: a decade-long grind with patient, institutional whales quietly soaking up supply, creating a stubborn floor beneath prices. Sure, jaw-dropping volatility isn’t gone (cue the rapid October drop to $87K), and plenty of bears are still smelling blood, predicting plunges to $60K or lower. But the post-Trump, post-halving chaos is generating more shrugs than panic, with seasoned pros betting boring could just be the new bullish. Retail FOMO is dead, replaced by institutional dollar-cost averaging, and every Fed speech churns the short-term waters in a shallow liquidity pool. Whether you’re a perma-bull or doom-caller, the 2026 outlook isn’t for daredevils—it’s for grinders.
Continue to read From Hype to Hamlet: Why Bitcoin’s Next Act is a Slow Climb, Not a Moon Shot
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