Bitcoin Drops Over 50% From Last October’s High as Pompliano Calls Pullback One of the Healthiest Bear Markets

Bitcoin Drops Over 50% From Last October’s High as Pompliano Calls Pullback One of the Healthiest Bear Markets

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2026-06-10 15:58:39
Bitcoin has remained under pressure, falling more than 50% from its high last October and briefly breaking below $60,000. ProCap Financial Chairman and CEO Anthony Pompliano said the current correction may be one of the healthiest bear markets in Bitcoin’s history.
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According to Odaily, Bitcoin has continued to trade under pressure, with its decline from last October’s high now exceeding 50%. During the latest phase of the pullback, the price briefly fell below the $60,000 level, marking a sharp retracement from its previous peak.

Anthony Pompliano, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ProCap Financial, described the current correction as potentially one of the “healthiest bear markets” in Bitcoin’s history. He also said that the market bottom may be gradually approaching, framing the sell-off not only as a large price decline but also as part of Bitcoin’s broader market cycle.

Pompliano added that Bitcoin’s volatility is gradually declining as institutional investors continue to enter the market. His comments connect the ongoing drawdown with a changing investor base, pointing to institutional participation as a factor in the evolution of Bitcoin’s price behavior.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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