According to Cas Abbé, crypto investors have endured Mt. Gox’s collapse, China’s 2017 ICO ban, 2019 mining ban, and 2021 full ban, the COVID day when BTC fell ~50%, US–China trade war dumps, five years of India ban headlines, the LUNA/UST $60B wipeout, 3AC’s collapse, the bankruptcies of Voyager, BlockFi, and Celsius, and FTX’s implosion that cut the market in half, plus regulators’ danger narratives, 15+ SEC ETF delays, lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase, Fed tightening and QT, whales dumping 400,000+ BTC, the largest liquidation event in crypto history, energy-waste claims, repeated ‘BTC to zero’ calls, MSCI-driven fear, bearish JPMorgan notes, over-optimistic cycle-top targets ($68K → $95K → $100K), and 70–90% altcoin drawdowns (source: Cas Abbé on X, Nov 29, 2025). Abbé concludes Bitcoin remains near six figures and stronger than these crises, implying that after surviving such volatility, selling BTC below $100,000 forfeits the payoff (source: Cas Abbé on X, Nov 29, 2025).

According to @CoinMarketCap, economist Peter Schiff warned that Bitcoin (BTC) moving from long-term holders to newer investors could lead to larger future selloffs, flagging a near-term downside risk for BTC price action. Source: CoinMarketCap tweet dated Nov 24, 2025. @CoinMarketCap added that whales and early holders dumped over 400,000 BTC in October, indicating notable supply redistribution from established wallets to newer hands. Source: CoinMarketCap tweet dated Nov 24, 2025. For traders, the combination of rotation to newer holders and a 400,000 BTC sell-down highlights elevated sell-side liquidity risk during drawdowns, per Schiff’s warning. Source: CoinMarketCap tweet dated Nov 24, 2025.