Coin Bureau: Market correction — not judged: the rule reads only the US stock market in general

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could certainly   introduce extreme volatility. Happily, the  situation in the Middle East has improved   dramatically in recent days, but the region and  much of the wider world remain troubled. So,   how likely are these risks to materialize? Well,  a catastrophic 2017 style 80% crash seems to be   a low probability event. Uh, the sheer scale  of institutional inflows from ETFs provides   a significant buffer and a base of demand that  simply didn't exist in previous cycles. A moderate   correction of 15 to 25% however is a much higher  probability scenario given the extreme leverage   in the system a flush out of this magnitude could  easily be triggered by some negative macro news or   a geopolitical headline. This is something that  traders should be prepared for. The most likely   scenario in our view is a continued volatile  uptrend through the end of the year and into early   2026. So, to wrap it all up, the shocking rally to  just above $126,000 was driven by an unprecedented   wave of institutional capital via spot ETFs, which  broke the established pattern of sell-offs at new   highs. While short-term technical indicators are  flashing signs of caution, the underlying onchain

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