Coin Stories News Block: Bitcoin's "Worst Month Since 2022," Price Crash & Quantum Fears, Chase-Epstein Bombshell & Policy Shifts in D.C.
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Nov 24, 2025 Bitcoin faces a dramatic 30% drop, raising questions about market volatility and liquidations. Concerns about quantum computing's potential threat to Bitcoin are debated among experts. Meanwhile, JPMorgan is embroiled in a scandal linked to Epstein, prompting discussions on compliance failures. Regulatory shifts in D.C. could favor Bitcoin adoption, including a new bill to allow tax payments in crypto. Despite bearish sentiment, a sense of optimism about Bitcoin's future endures.
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Volatility Is Part Of Bitcoin's Bull Cycle
- Bitcoin's recent ~30% drop is painful but is the 23rd 20%+ correction in its bull market history.
- Natalie Brunell frames this drawdown as volatile yet typical behavior for Bitcoin's bull cycles.
Index Rules Could Trigger Big Passive Outflows
- MSCI proposed excluding companies with >=50% crypto treasuries from key indices, threatening passive flows.
- Natalie highlights MicroStrategy's index inclusion as a material factor for its passive-fund demand and investor risk.
Consider Loans Instead Of Selling Bitcoin
- Need liquidity without selling Bitcoin? Consider a Bitcoin-backed loan to avoid taxable sales.
- Natalie recommends Ledn's custody loans as an alternative to liquidating crypto holdings.
