⸺ Obituary · November 12, 2025 ⸺

“Take Profits On Bitcoin—It's 'Fall Season', Morgan Stanley Analyst Says”

Yahoo Finance

Denny Galindo

“We are in the fall season right now. Fall is the time for harvest, when investors should take gains before the next winter begins.”

Price at death

$103,011

Today

$61,577

Decline

-40%

On 2025-11-12, Denny Galindo (Strategist, Morgan Stanley) declared Bitcoin dead via Yahoo Finance. Bitcoin was trading at ~$103,011 at the time. The call joins the growing canon of premature obituaries.

The declaration was catalogued on November 12, 2025, when one Bitcoin traded for approximately $103,011. Bitcoin remains below its price on the day of this declaration — for now.

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← Earlier death

“Bitcoin = A Highly Speculative Asset With Zero Fundamental Value”

Later death →

“So Much For Bitcoin Being 'Digital Gold'”

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