Forbes: '$50000 Alert' sounds, Bitcoin crash raises concerns about cryptocurrency market collapse BlockBeats news, on February 4th, according to Forbes, Bitcoin has recently experienced a significant correction, causing concerns in the market about a new round of "deep decline" in cryptocurrency assets. Over the past week, the price of Bitcoin has dropped by about 10%, briefly falling below the $80000 mark and reaching a new low of $73000 before rebounding slightly above $75000. At a time when market sentiment is rapidly changing, CZ publicly stated that its confidence in the 2026 Bitcoin "super cycle" has significantly decreased. CZ stated that due to market panic sentiment (FUD), extreme liquidation events, and geopolitical uncertainty, the volatility in the current environment will be "very high", and a super cycle may still occur, but the probability has dropped to about 50%. At the same time, renowned investor and prototype of "Big Short" Michael Burry has warned that the price of Bitcoin may further drop to $50000. He pointed out that if it falls to this level, Bitcoin mining companies may face serious financial pressure and even bankruptcy risks. The market's concerns about the weakness of Bitcoin have also intensified due to the accelerated flow of funds towards traditional safe haven assets such as gold and silver. David Mercer, CEO of LMAX Group, stated that the current market is experiencing a 'collateral tightening', with risk spreading faster than the support system, resulting in significantly amplified volatility. Analysis suggests that against the backdrop of a rebound in gold prices and the repricing of cryptocurrency assets as "high-risk assets," the short-term trend of Bitcoin will still heavily rely on changes in the macro environment and market sentiment.