TechFlow, December 3 — According to Vetle Lunde, Head of Research at K33, in the December market outlook report: several of Bitcoin's biggest fears are distant, hypothetical issues rather than near-term threats—such as quantum risk or potential BTC sales by Strategy. While Bitcoin is undergoing its most severe correction since the 2022–23 bear market, the current wave of panic is driven by exaggerated long-term risks rather than any immediate structural threats. Derivatives overextension, concentrated selling by long-term holders, and broad supply distribution have been catalysts pushing the market to recent lows. A series of mid-term policy and structural developments could significantly strengthen Bitcoin’s outlook, such as new U.S. regulatory guidance expected in February 2026 on 401(k) retirement plans, which may allow allocations to cryptocurrencies within the $9 trillion retirement market.
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