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Bloomberg Chief Marketing Officer Mike McGlone tweeted today that it seems more likely that Bitcoin will drop back to $ 40,000 rather than continue its $ 20,000 decline, according to the U.Today report. He said the June 8 drop and the return of support from a low of nearly $ 30,000 sparked a lot of negative sentiment. However, these assumptions usually push Bitcoin back to the long-term bull market low. So Mike McGlone estimates that Bitcoin will have more than $ 40,000 instead of $ 20,000.