The post Wait for U.S. Stocks to Fall Before Going All In appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has become one of the most closely watched voices during the sell-off. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin has fallen below $82,000 after two months of continuous decline. Analysts disagree on the outlook: some see a looming bottom, others expect more downside before recovery. Long-term projections still include the possibility of Bitcoin reaching $200,000, but the timing remains uncertain. According to him, Bitcoin is approaching the end of the correction, but the market should not expect an immediate rebound. Hayes believes that a true bottom will not form until U.S. equities undergo their own pullback, arguing that fresh liquidity only enters Bitcoin when risk assets across markets reset. His earlier projection — made when Bitcoin was still hovering around $90,000 — suggested that the price could still slide into the $80,000 to $85,000 range before stabilizing. With Bitcoin now under $82,000, his scenario has played out almost exactly. Despite his caution, Hayes has not abandoned his long-term optimism and continues to see a path for Bitcoin to reach $200,000. Raoul Pal Sees the Crash as Part of a Familiar Crypto Cycle Macro analyst Raoul Pal takes a broader historical approach. He argues that the current sell-off is part of a recognizable pattern rather than a sign of a trend reversal. In previous bull markets, sharp corrections have been common and often arrived without clear catalysts. Pal cites past market phases — including the multiple drawdowns during 2016–2017 and the pandemic-era plunge — as evidence that fast, aggressive corrections have repeatedly appeared before new highs. From this perspective, the recent volatility does not contradict a bullish cycle. Instead, Pal believes that the intensity of the pullback reflects the unwinding of crowded positions, similar to other mid-cycle resets. $BTC undershooting decline in $ liq. Bottom is near, but be patient… The post Wait for U.S. Stocks to Fall Before Going All In appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has become one of the most closely watched voices during the sell-off. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin has fallen below $82,000 after two months of continuous decline. Analysts disagree on the outlook: some see a looming bottom, others expect more downside before recovery. Long-term projections still include the possibility of Bitcoin reaching $200,000, but the timing remains uncertain. According to him, Bitcoin is approaching the end of the correction, but the market should not expect an immediate rebound. Hayes believes that a true bottom will not form until U.S. equities undergo their own pullback, arguing that fresh liquidity only enters Bitcoin when risk assets across markets reset. His earlier projection — made when Bitcoin was still hovering around $90,000 — suggested that the price could still slide into the $80,000 to $85,000 range before stabilizing. With Bitcoin now under $82,000, his scenario has played out almost exactly. Despite his caution, Hayes has not abandoned his long-term optimism and continues to see a path for Bitcoin to reach $200,000. Raoul Pal Sees the Crash as Part of a Familiar Crypto Cycle Macro analyst Raoul Pal takes a broader historical approach. He argues that the current sell-off is part of a recognizable pattern rather than a sign of a trend reversal. In previous bull markets, sharp corrections have been common and often arrived without clear catalysts. Pal cites past market phases — including the multiple drawdowns during 2016–2017 and the pandemic-era plunge — as evidence that fast, aggressive corrections have repeatedly appeared before new highs. From this perspective, the recent volatility does not contradict a bullish cycle. Instead, Pal believes that the intensity of the pullback reflects the unwinding of crowded positions, similar to other mid-cycle resets. $BTC undershooting decline in $ liq. Bottom is near, but be patient…