Analyst who called Bitcoin's drop from $100,000 to $75,000 now sees $50,000 as the next stop

Bitcoin is not digital gold; it’s a high-beta risk asset that’s about to fail its first real macro stress test. While the Dow climbs toward 70,000, Bitcoin is headed for $50,000—a 60% crash from its peak. It has only survived localized crises, never a true global bust, and the current momentum suggests it will fall harder than everything else when the economy actually contracts. Is Bitcoin a legitimate store of value, or just a speculative bubble? What’s your take?
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