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MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor and Donald Trump's son, Eric Trump, signalled that the latest Bitcoin drop is an opportunity for crypto enthusiasts to buy the coin before it shoots up again.

Jan3 CEO reiterated his Bitcoin forecast, citing factors such as national adoption, sovereign debt issuance, and accelerating hyberbitcoinisation.

Bitcoin is back in the green after a weekend in the red – Bitcoin hodlers and maximalists are trying to keep sentiment on the positive end, but fears around the MtGox repayments and the German government's continuing dump continue to put pressure on the world's top digital asset.

Bitcoin is trading below $55,000, and the crypto market is seeing hundreds of millions in liquidations, but is the current price plunge a manipulation of some sort? That's what some industry experts are insinuating.

Most spot Bitcoin ETFs bled a collective $174.5 million Monday, while the remaining few didn't see any inflows – the negative flows come as BTC holders continue to cash out their assets amid a significant price slump.

Bitcoin has been on an apparent decline in recent weeks, and even as long-time holders try to keep the sentiment on a positive note, some crypto users are facing the current price movement's reality while also not losing hope for a reversal.

Bitcoin has only fallen further as the digital currency is only two days away from its much-anticipated halving event, and Ether wasn't spared either, dropping below $3,000 Wednesday.

Grayscale's spot Bitcoin ETF appears to have gone through a "halving" of its own as half of its Bitcoin holdings have gone out of the fund more than three months since spot BTC trading began.

Mow highlights institutional demand and dismisses altcoins and meme coins as distractions.