Bitcoin could face a major turning point in 2026 around $65,000, a level Fidelity Investments’ Jurrien Timmer has highlighted as a “survival line” based on power law analysis, Cointelegraph reported. The power law model estimates long-term fair value and has historically coincided with bottoms when prices test lower support. Timmer said Bitcoin is tracking an internet-style S-curve but diverging from the power law trajectory. If $65,000 fails, the next support could be $45,000. Debate continues over whether the four-year cycle theory is breaking down, while analyst David Ang expects longer cycles and lower volatility.

South Korea will decide late this month whether to redesignate the Financial Supervisory Service as a public institution, potentially for the first time in 18 years. The decision comes as debate resurfaces over the watchdog’s independence and stronger public accountability under tighter government oversight. The FSS was designated in 2007 and removed in 2009. The agency argues redesignation could add layers of control and worsen staff departures, while some officials have called for stronger public functions.