TechFlow news, April 9 — According to Cryptonews, CoinShares analysts pointed out that Bitcoin's current price movement may be mirroring the crash-and-recovery pattern seen in 2020. Amid geopolitical shocks triggered by tariff disputes, Bitcoin has dropped 30% from its late January peak, while net inflows into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have declined 10% from their peak levels.
The analysts noted that despite current macroeconomic pressures and bearish technical signals, this downward trend resembles the 2020 scenario, when a sharp correction was followed by a strong rebound driven by shifts in monetary policy and investor optimism. Although today’s challenges differ from those during the pandemic crisis, the underlying fundamental dynamics are strikingly similar, the analysts said.
