Angst about prices, the U.S. trade war, missing figures from the October jobs and inflation reports, and the slumping U.S. economy have buffeted markets in recent weeks, most recently casting doubt on the prospects of a rate cut that would benefit markets looking for additional liquidity. But in a message to Decrypt, Stephane Ouellette, CEO and co-founder at crypto-focused services firm FRNT Financial, struck an upbeat note, saying that Bitcoin was only "roughly around its uptrend line from the rally which began in October of 2024." "Our models continue to suggest we are roughly halfway through the market cycle and are yet to see the extreme levels and volumes that have been typical at price-cycle tops in both 2017 and 2021," he added.
Author: James Rubin
Published at: 2025-11-17 23:26:02
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