Zacks and Stifel warn Bitcoin may tumble toward ~$40K (Stifel: ~$38K) as BTC hits 2025 lows

John Blank, chief equity strategist at Zacks, told CNBC that Bitcoin — down from an alleged peak near $125,000 to about $76,000 — could fall to roughly $40,000 (about half its recent value). He said Bitcoin “winners” typically last 12–18 months and predicted force selling and liquidations could push BTC to $40,000 either quickly or over the next 6–8 months. Blank also noted declining interest in the crypto trade despite ETF and stablecoin demand efforts, and said Robinhood is outperforming Coinbase.
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The story is a bearish price forecast from Zacks’ chief equity strategist who cited Bitcoin’s decline from a reported peak (~$125,000) to ~$76,000 and explicitly warned BTC could fall to ~$40,000 due to force selling and liquidations occurring quickly or over 6–8 months; he also noted waning investor interest despite ETF/stablecoin demand and mentioned Robinhood outperforming Coinbase.