Bernstein: Bitcoin's Store-of-Value Case Unshaken By $2.6 Billion ETF Outflow
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Wall Street firm maps Bitcoin’s path to $150,000 by end of 2026
Bernstein has reaffirmed its bullish Bitcoin (BTC) price prediction for 2026, arguing that the cryptocurrency remains on track to reach $150,000 despite a slowdown in capital inflows and weaker retail participation. According to the Wall Street brokerage, Bitcoin’s recent decline is primarily due to reduced investment flows rather than concerns about its long-term fundamentals. The firm maintained that Bitcoin’s role as a store of value remains…
Bitcoin accumulates a drop of about 27% in what goes from 2026 and the flows to ETF and corporate treasury have slowed significantly. However, Bernstein analysts consider that the apparent apathy of the market could be a positive sign for the asset in the long term. *** Bernstein states that Bitcoin is going through a phase of institutional maturation despite the fall in prices Flows to ETF and corporate buyers dropped by about 80% compared to 2…
Bitcoin Price Holds Near $63,000 As Analysts Say Its Store-of-Value Thesis Remains Intact
Bitcoin remains under pressure from ETF outflows, AI-driven capital rotation, and corporate selling, but institutional analysts argue its long-term store-of-value thesis remains intact as large investors continue accumulating while retail sentiment weakens.
Bitcoin’s store of value case remains intact despite weak inflows: Bernstein
Bitcoin has attracted about $12 billion in combined inflows from exchange-traded funds and corporate treasury buyers in 2026, even as ETF investors pulled a net $2.6 billion from the market, according to Bernstein. Bernstein analysts led by Gautam Chhugani said…
Bernstein: Bitcoin's Store-of-Value Case Unshaken By $2.6 Billion ETF Outflow
BitcoinWorld Bernstein: Bitcoin’s Store-of-Value Case Unshaken by $2.6 Billion ETF Outflow Despite a significant $2.6 billion in net outflows from spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) this year, Bernstein analysts argue that Bitcoin’s long-term appeal as a store-of-value asset remains intact. The assessment, detailed in a recent report by analyst Gautam Chhugani, comes as the broader market shifts its attention toward the artificial intell…

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