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Peter Schiff questions the logic of BTC's resistance to decline: one should not underestimate the downside risk, and $20,000 may reappear

2026-06-30 21:50:53
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Economist and gold supporter Peter Schiff posted on the X platform, stating that the market generally believes it is "almost impossible" for Bitcoin to drop to $20,000, but this judgment lacks basis.

Bitcoin fell below the $20,000 level about 3.5 years ago, which is not too long ago, so the possibility of returning to that price range cannot be ruled out. Significant pullbacks in assets over a short period are not uncommon in financial markets.

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