As Bear Sounds Rise in Bitcoin, Famous CEO Gives Bull Commentary! "Wait for This Date!"

US President Donald Trump's tariff announcement triggered a global sell-off wave, and Bitcoin and altcoins also took a big hit.

After this decline, as the statements "the bull market for Bitcoin is over, the bear market has begun" increased, Messari CEO Eric Turner provided an optimistic perspective.

Eric Turner argued that although there have been sharp declines in recent times, Bitcoin and the bull in the crypto market will gain momentum in the third quarter of 2025.

Wait for the Third Quarter for the Bull!

Speaking at a recent event alongside popular analyst Michael van de Poppe, the Messari CEO said that Poppe agreed with Poppe's prediction that the real bull is starting now.

The famous CEO, noting that the recent declines have been milder compared to previous corrections, stated that chaotic selling has created favorable conditions for a market reversal according to historical data.

The famous CEO, who indicated that the main bull has not yet started in Bitcoin, pointed to the third and fourth quarters for the bull.

"We never had a bull market, on the contrary, the market only had two faces," he said.

There was a Bitcoin rally where all flows went to ETFs, and then there were pockets of things like memecoin craziness and other short-term trends.

I think the main question here is when the bull market will come. If you ask me, it will be in the 3rd or 4th quarter of this year.

FED Will Come Into Play!

Analyst Poppe stated that he believes the bull market for Bitcoin actually started from the current point after the downturns.

Poppe pointed out that there are similarities between the current drop and the COVID19 crash, during which Bitcoin experienced a drop of up to 40% in a single day, saying, "That was the real bottom, and since then Bitcoin has increased 20 times."

Poppe, stating that the FED will step in to stimulate the market, said, "Looking back at past crises and collapses like COVID-19, it is likely that the FED will step in at some point to support the market when it is deteriorating. Indeed, if we look back in time, we will see that the FED stepped in at some point, lowered interest rates, and printed money to stimulate the domestic economy. This will happen now as well. The only question is when it will happen."