BITCOIN IS GOING TO ZERO.

This is what Google’s search trend is saying right now.
But That Would Require A Total System Collapse.
Not a bad week.
Not a 30% drop.
Not even an 80% crash.
For Bitcoin to actually hit $0, all of this would need to happen at the same time:
• Nobody on earth is willing to buy even 1 satoshi
• Exchanges, OTC desks, and peer-to-peer markets shut down permanently
• Miners turn off their machines and the network stops producing blocks
• Developers and node operators abandon the software completely
That is not how Bitcoin has behaved in the real world.
Bitcoin has survived multiple 70–80% drawdowns, exchange collapses, country bans, recessions, and credit crises. Through all of that, the network kept producing blocks every 10 minutes.
An asset that keeps settling value globally is not “on the way to zero.”
The strongest proof is the network itself.
Bitcoin’s hash rate and mining difficulty are public data. They show how much real world energy and capital is securing the chain.
If people truly believed Bitcoin was dying, miners would shut down in mass. Hash rate would collapse for a long time.
That has not happened.
Miners continue to spend real money securing the network.
That is not what a zero-bound asset looks like.
Another big difference from older cycles: infrastructure.
Today, spot Bitcoin ETFs trade daily in the U.S.
That created a regulated access point for traditional investors who do not want to use crypto exchanges.
This does not mean price only goes up.
But it does mean the market structure is very different from early cycles when liquidity was thin and fragile.
Now let’s talk about the word people throw around too easily: “BEAR MARKET.”
A red week is not a bear market. A real bear regime usually looks like this:
• Selling lasts for months, not days
• Every bounce gets sold
• Long term holders start distributing, not just traders
• Liquidity dries up
• Risk assets across the board roll over
The question is not did price drop?
The question is: are we seeing sustained regime change?
If you want clear signals that a real bear cycle is forming, watch simple things:
1. Network security breaks, major and sustained collapse in hash rate.
2. Large forced selling events, bankruptcies, liquidation cascades, credit stress spreading.
3. Long term holders selling aggressively.
4. ETFs and institutional flows turning into heavy, persistent net selling for months.
Without those, a drawdown can still be correction, consolidation, or rotation.
Also, search spikes like Bitcoin to zero usually happen when fear is already extreme, not during bear markets.
That is a sentiment signal. It is not proof.
The honest bottom line: Bitcoin can drop hard. That has happened many times before.
But zero requires total network failure, total market abandonment, and permanent shutdown of global trading infrastructure.
There is no data right now showing that kind of collapse.
The real debate is not zero.
The real debate is whether we are entering a sustained risk off regime.
And that takes months of structural weakness, not just scary headlines.