Wall Street giants signal bitcoin may have found its floor after months of decline Wall Street analysts suggest the crypto selloff may have stabilized. Goldman Sachs points to flattish performance and attractive valuations. Bitcoin’s sideways trading is historically linked to market bottoms. Institutional demand remains resilient with strong corporate holdings. Risks persist from macroeconomic uncertainty and potential lower support tests. After a punishing six-month decline that saw crypto-related stocks plummet 46% since October 2025, a growing chorus from Wall Street is signaling that a bottom may be in sight. In a note to clients on Thursday, Goldman Sachs analyst James Yaro pointed to…
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