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Bernstein says quantum computing is a real threat to Bitcoin but not an emergency, arguing the industry likely has three to five years to upgrade to post-quantum security.

Wall Street broker Bernstein says crypto-linked equities are approaching a cyclical bottom following a steep ~60% drawdown from 2025 highs

Goldman Sachs believes bitcoin and crypto prices may have hit their floor after months of declines.

Bernstein, a Wall Street broker, believes Bitcoin has probably reached its bottom and maintains a $150,000 target for the end of the year.

Bernstein reiterated a bullish view of bitcoin, calling the current bitcoin price downturn “weak” and they reiterated a $150,000 price target by the end of 2026.

Bitcoin hovered near $92,000 as analysts, including Bernstein, pointed to improving technical and macro signals suggesting the cryptocurrency has likely bottomed after a steep fourth-quarter sell-off and may be positioned for a rebound.

Bitcoin’s rise shows no signs of slowing down as analysts at Bernstein said they expect a "long and exhausting crypto bull market."

Bernstein analysts predict corporations could pour $330 billion into Bitcoin within five years, inspired by Strategy’s bold strategy under Executive Chairman Michael Saylor.

Wall Street firm Bernstein made a bold $1 million Bitcoin price prediction by 2033, touting unprecedented demand and constraints on supply in a new report.