How Long Will the Decline in Bitcoin (BTC) Continue? What Levels Can Be Seen? Experienced Analysts Explained!

Despite the open support of US President Donald Trump, Bitcoin suffered a major decline and fell to $98,900 levels.

The decline in Bitcoin coincided with a downturn in the broader cryptocurrency market triggered by the launch of DeepSeek R1, which shook the AI sector and negatively impacted the prices of AI-themed tokens.

While investors are nervous about the decline experienced before the FOMC, they are wondering how long the decline in BTC can last.

At this point, pseudonymous analyst AlphaBTC said in his X analysis that Bitcoin looks weak.

Stating that breaking the $100,000 support could cause Bitcoin’s price to drop below $90,000, the analyst argued that if the bulls regain $100,000, the price could recover from current levels.

“BTC and TradFi futures have been selling off all night, Bitcoin is looking really weak as we start a new week.

This time, it seems that the 100,000 level has been passed, but the question will be: will BTC be able to regain this level with a strong reaction or will we fall below 90,000 once again?

Apart from this, popular analyst Michael van de Poppe also shared his current analysis. Warning his followers not to panic, the analyst claimed that the ongoing selling wave was “nothing more than a short-term panic reaction in the markets.”

According to Poppe, who stated that the decline presents a buying opportunity, the range between $99,000 and $98,000 offers a suitable entry zone for Bitcoin investors.

The analyst also warned that if the bulls fail to seize power, the Bitcoin price could drop to $89,500-$91,500.

Bitcoin Price Could Drop to $70,000!

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes said in a tweet that Bitcoin could potentially pull back to the $70,000 to $75,000 range, and that this move could trigger a mini financial crisis.

However, Hayes added that the BTC price could rise to $250,000 by the end of the year.

*This is not investment advice.