Richard Smith believes Bitcoin has not yet reached its bear-market bottom and expects it to fall below $50,000 as tightening global liquidity and debt refinancing pressures weigh on risk assets. Calling BTC the “canary in the coal mine for liquidity,” Smith argues gold is better positioned to outperform during the current macro cycle.

Katie Stockton says Bitcoin remains attractive over the long term despite repeatedly testing the $59,000–$60,000 support zone. While she does not rely on BTCs traditional…

The token has traded in a tight band near $59,000 to $60,000 all week. Here's what could happen now.