Bitcoin traded between roughly $75,700 and $75,963 on Saturday, with one snapshot showing a 0.5% 24-hour gain and a 1.6% weekly decline. The price was about 2.2% below its October close and roughly 40% below the October 2025 record of $126,080. Bloomberg Intelligence macro strategist Mike McGlone reiterated a first-quarter 2025 base case, originally made when Bitcoin exceeded $100,000, that Bitcoin could lose a zero and fall toward $10,000 if the S&P 500 declines 20% and remains lower for an extended period. McGlone calls $10,000 a key pivot and says the next stock bear market has begun, while market participants debate whether Bitcoin will end the year in a crypto winter or return above six figures.