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Analyst Howell forecasts subdued Bitcoin performance in 2026
Strategist Michael Howell has taken a cautious stance on Bitcoin's outlook, suggesting the asset will not deliver strong gains over the coming year.
Howell's bearish assessment contrasts with more bullish longer-term narratives in crypto markets. The analyst's view is linked to expectations that the 30-year yield will continue climbing, a development typically associated with stronger demand for traditional assets over risk-on positions like Bitcoin.
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