- Bitcoin tests critical support level amid strong selling pressure.
- Market divided on 60% potential collapse.
- ETF outflows and investor fear influence outlook.
Bitcoin recently hit a five-month low near $102,000, sparking fears of further declines driven by significant selling pressure and reduced ETF inflows.
The market is highly volatile with potential for further downside, though experts remain divided on the likelihood of a severe crash scenario.
Bitcoin has fallen to a five-month low near $102K, prompting market concerns regarding the durability of its support levels. Ongoing ETF outflows and a cautious investor sentiment add complexity to assessing future price movements.
Key players like CryptoQuant and Glassnode have shared differing perspectives on Bitcoin’s market position. While CryptoQuant considers the current support of $91K critical, Glassnode sees the decline as part of a broader correction phrase.
The recent price decline has led to the liquidation of $1.7 billion in leveraged positions, impacting market stability. Such liquidations are among the most significant in recent weeks amid growing uncertainty.
Despite heightened volatility, long-term Bitcoin holders maintain confidence with continuous accumulation, suggesting a potential comeback if global macroeconomic conditions improve and market sentiment rebounds.
Falling below the 365-day moving average has historically signaled elevated risks for Bitcoin. Investors remain divided on whether the current situation will trigger such a response.
Experts cite past instances where recovering price support levels led to mixed financial outcomes. Bitcoin’s correlation with risk assets, evidenced by its response to Nasdaq movements, is particularly noted as a factor amplifying potential market reactions.
Failure to reclaim the 365-day moving average quickly could trigger a much larger correction — CryptoQuant Analyst, On-chain Analytics Provider
