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Bitcoin Fork By BlackRock Could Lead To A Drastic Drop In Its Price, Warns Crypto Analyst Bee

Jan 08, 2025 at 10:27 pm

Bitcoin Fork By BlackRock Could Lead To A Drastic Drop In Its Price, Warns Crypto Analyst Bee

A renowned crypto analyst has issued a concerning forecast regarding a potential Bitcoin fork by BlackRock. This situation, depicted in a recent chart by the analyst, could lead to a drastic drop in Bitcoin’s price.

According to the analysis, Bitcoin might initially reach a high of $116,000 before plummeting to $60,000 if a BlackRock-driven fork occurs. Several factors could precipitate this downturn:

1. Market Uncertainty: The ambiguity over which network version will gain the market’s favor might incite massive position liquidations and a shift towards stablecoins.

2. Mining Power Split: A division of mining resources across two Bitcoin versions could reduce both networks’ security.

3. Liquidity Fragmentation: Splitting liquidity between the original and its fork could diminish market depth.

Miners will play a pivotal role, choosing between the two networks by considering mining profitability, institutional support, and costs associated with protocol transition.

BlackRock reserves the right to define the “correct” Bitcoin version should a fork occur, considering:

– Developer consensus and community support

– Distribution of computing power

– Acceptance by exchanges and service providers

– Ecosystem growth and tech prospects

Past forks, like Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV, emerged from similar conflicts but couldn’t surpass original Bitcoin. However, BlackRock’s $50 billion Bitcoin ETF provides unprecedented market sway, suggesting a distinct dynamic today.

The company’s recent educational video hinted at revisiting Bitcoin’s 21-million supply cap, raising eyebrows across the crypto community. This suggestion clashed with Bitcoin’s founding principles but highlighted BlackRock’s potential leverage in altering the cryptocurrency landscape.

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