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Story: Bitcoin Bull Run Setup: Analyst Sees $6 Trillion Endgame

By Julie Binoche

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A Reset, Not a Collapse. On-chain data shows that about 29% of Bitcoin’s supply is now held at a loss — meaning these coins…

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The $6 Trillion Endgame. Perera’s long-term projection envisions a future where Bitcoin becomes a central pillar in the…

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Market Flush and the End of Forced Selling. Recent weeks saw a sharp liquidation wave, with over $19 billion in leveraged positions wiped out…

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Whales and Institutions Quietly Accumulate. While retail investors panic-sell, long-term holders now control about 70% of Bitcoin’s…

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A Technical Rebuild With Bullish Fundamentals. Despite the panic in the spot market, Bitcoin’s underlying fundamentals remain robust.

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What’s Next for Bitcoin. If Perera’s analysis holds, Bitcoin’s next 180 days could represent a decisive phase leading into…

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Conclusion. The current Bitcoin correction may look severe, but on-chain signals and institutional behavior…

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The crypto market just experienced one of its most volatile weeks of 2025. Bitcoin briefly dropped below $100,000, wiping out nearly $2 billion in market value within hours and…

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However, analysts suggest this steep correction could be a crucial turning point — not the end of the rally but the beginning of Bitcoin’s next bull phase.

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Perera explains that the same setup occurred before Bitcoin’s historical rallies in 2017, 2021, and 2024, each leading to gains ranging from 150% to 400% within six months.

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“This isn’t a collapse — it’s a structural reset,” Perera said. “Newer investors are exiting in fear while long-term holders quietly increase their positions.

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He also pointed out that reports showing over 97% of wallets in profit paint a misleading picture.

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Perera’s long-term projection envisions a future where Bitcoin becomes a central pillar in the global financial system, which currently holds over $100 trillion in circulating…

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He argues that as confidence in traditional monetary systems weakens, capital will increasingly flow into scarce digital assets like Bitcoin.

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“This transition could reallocate as much as $6 trillion from global bonds, cash reserves, and equities into Bitcoin and the broader crypto market,” Perera said.

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