Bitcoin Falls Under $101k: Analysts Say BTC Is ‘underpriced’ Based...

Bitcoin price plummets to new lows, but analysts say BTC fundamentals show the asset trading at a deep discount.

Bitcoin’s decline mirrors Nasdaq weakness but lacks a fundamental justification.

Spot BTC ETF inflows have cooled but remain net positive, showing resilient investor demand.

Stablecoin liquidity and onchain accumulation suggest conditions for a rebound.

Bitcoin (BTC) extended its decline to $100,800 on Tuesday, dropping 10%+ this week and mirroring the Nasdaq 100 futures’ 1.67% drop as risk assets came under pressure. Historically, when the Nasdaq falls by more than 1.5% in a single day, Bitcoin has a 75% probability of posting a negative return, averaging a decline of –2.4%, according to data from EcoinBitcoin-Nasdaqitcoin Nasdaq correlation by Ecoinometrics. Source: X

Despite the macroeconomic drag, the analyst argued that Bitcoin’s price weakness isn’t fully justified by fundamentals. Financial conditions remain loose, and equity markets recently hit record highs.

“Bitcoin has been underpriced relative to the macro backdrop,” Ecoinometrics noted, emphasizing that the current dip appears more sentiment-driven than structural.

However, spot Bitcoin ETF inflows have slowed notably since early October. The first two weeks of Q4 generated over $5 billion in net inflows, while the past four weeks have seen cumulative outflows of approximately $1.5 billion. Although this shift suggests some cooling of demand, the overall net inflow balance remains positive, indicating that long-term investor appetite for BTC exposure remains resilient.

Globally, the slowdown has been echoed across crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs). Last week saw $246.6 million in net outflows from all crypto ETPs, largely driven by $752 million in Bitcoin outflows. Notably, the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led with $403 million in outflows, while Grayscale’s GBTC saw $68 million exit.

Onchain metrics add nuance to the picture. Sell-side pressure has eased from $835 million to $469 million week-over-week, while long-term accumulation remains strong. Bitcoin whales sent modest inflows of around 4,900 BTC to exchanges, a sign of cautious repositioning rather than panic.

Source: CoinTelegraph