JPMorgan analysts have downplayed concerns of a 'crypto winter' despite Bitcoin's recent price correction. The cryptocurrency fell to $81,000 last month, marking a 9% decline from the start of the year, but analysts assert that the bull cycle remains intact. As of Tuesday, Bitcoin was trading near $93,000, down 1.5% from its peak. The firm attributes the recent market cap decline and reduced trading volume to normal adjustments following post-election sentiment boosts. The analysts highlighted the resilience of the market, noting a 17-month consecutive growth in stablecoin supply. They also pointed out that the traditional four-year cycle logic is weakening, with ETF investors providing more stable capital, reducing the likelihood of deep corrections. Standard Chartered echoed these sentiments, suggesting that easing Federal Reserve policy expectations may signal the end of the 'crypto winter.'