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Home»Bitcoin»Bitcoin May See ‘Boring Sideways’ Action: CryptoQuant CEO

Bitcoin May See ‘Boring Sideways’ Action: CryptoQuant CEO

Bitcoin By Gavin08/01/2026
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CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju believes that Bitcoin’s value may remain flat during the first three months of 2026 despite trends in historical data suggesting otherwise.

“Capital inflows into Bitcoin have dried up,” Ju said On Wednesday, the investor’s interest in the market has increased. “stocks and shiny rocks” As the prices of gold and copper have skyrocketed.

Bitcoins (also known as Bitcoin) were added by Ju.BTCIt is not expected that the market will crash as in previous years. “just boring sideways for the next few months.”

Bitcoin was trading around $90 890 as of the publication date, down over 2 % in the last day. It has also fallen significantly from its high of this week, $94,400. according CoinMarketCap.

Bitcoin’s price has increased by 0.81% during the past thirty days. Source: CoinMarketCap

Bitcoin trading against the trend is not a good idea

Bitcoin’s historical performance would be reversed if there was no real movement of price in the first quarter 2026.

Since 2013, the average return for Bitcoin in January is 3.81%. In the past, February and march have seen much stronger gains. They are 13.12 and 12.21%. according CoinGlass is a great way to collect coins.

Ju’s comments come after veteran trader Peter Brandt Jurrien Teim, Fidelity director of macroeconomic analysis, suggested that Bitcoin may fall to as low at $65,000 or even $60,000 this year.