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Bitcoin is struggling to stabilize after a sharp pullback that has pushed prices back into the $75,000 to $78,000 range, reviving fears of a deeper correction. Speaking with Kitco News, digital asset educator Randi Hipper said the volatility does not undermine Bitcoin’s long-term outlook and instead reflects a familiar pattern in its market history. She described Bitcoin as a generational asset rather than a short-term trade, saying, “Overall, it’s a roadmap to $1 million Bitcoin,” and arguing that repeated drawdowns have historically preceded stronger long-term moves. Hipper also addressed investor psychology, ETF outflows, and leverage-driven liquidations, saying fear often dominates during periods of volatility. She emphasized Bitcoin’s fixed supply and independence from centralized governments as key strengths at a time when confidence in fiat currencies is under pressure. Looking beyond price action, Hipper discussed the role of altcoins, tokenization, and decentralized finance, saying younger investors are increasingly seeking alternatives outside traditional financial systems as inflation and limited opportunity weigh on Gen Z.