The article discusses the recent price correction of Bitcoin and its historical patterns following halving events. Bitcoin has experienced a 10% drop in price but has marginally recovered. It highlights that Bitcoin has seen more significant corrections in previous halving years, but has also experienced substantial gains afterward. The article includes the opinion of a crypto analyst who states that dumping in January is common in post-halving years. Despite the recent drop, there is a positive outlook for Bitcoin, with potential drivers such as wider market adoption, crypto legislation, and the introduction of spot Bitcoin ETFs. The article also speculates on Bitcoin's future price, suggesting it may reach $200,000 in Q4 2025 if history repeats, or fall further to $70,000 if following previous January pullbacks. The market is expected to be influenced by increasing institutional adoption, favorable government policies, and the possibility of strategic BTC reserves.



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