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Upcoming Bitcoin peak seen as pivotal for global finance, Michael van de Poppe predicts — Bitcoin peak to disrupt financial system

Michael van de Poppe asserts that the next major peak in Bitcoin's price may signal the end of the existing financial system.

He suggests that broader adoption of decentralized technologies could accelerate a shift away from traditional frameworks and expose the vulnerabilities of the current system.

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Van de Poppe recently identified $66,000 and $61,000 as important support zones for Bitcoin, with the 200-week moving average receiving particular attention in his analysis of key price levels. He has also highlighted that Ethereum’s daily relative strength index reached its lowest level ever recorded, viewing this as a possible signal that the bear market could be nearing an end, according to a previous report. Both observations contribute to his ongoing commentary on cryptocurrency market structure.

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