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Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole Investments, discussed the current state of Bitcoin (BTC), his 2026 forecasts, and the main risks facing the market during a live stream. Edwards stated that according to historical data, Bitcoin is in a "value zone," while simultaneously warning investors about threats from quantum computing and institutional investor capital flows.
Speaking about the overall market situation on air, Edwards argued that investors' constant attempts to find the "bottom" is a flawed strategy. Analyzing current Bitcoin price movements, the expert noted: "You could say the price is closer to the bottom than to the top. We are in a zone of deep undervaluation, but this doesn't mean the price will immediately surge."
Edwards, drawing attention to data on "cost of production" based on mining expenses, stated that the $50,000–$60,000 range represents a strong support zone and area for Bitcoin value appreciation.
One of the most striking moments of the broadcast was the discussion of "quantum risk" regarding Bitcoin's future. Edwards stated that Bitcoin core developers have not taken this problem seriously enough. He reminded viewers that individuals/institutions such as Kevin O'Leary and VanEck have limited or withdrawn their Bitcoin assets due to quantum uncertainty.
Despite the Ethereum Foundation prioritizing quantum security, he expressed surprise that Bitcoin doesn't even rank among the organization's top 100 priorities.