Bitcoin May Not Have Bottomed Yet as Social Media Fear Remains Low: Analyst
Bitcoin’s price may not have reached its bottom yet due to low social media fear, with a potential drop to $75,000.
Bitcoin’s price may not have reached its bottom yet due to low social media fear, with a potential drop to $75,000.
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The crypto market isn’t showing enough fear to indicate a bottom, with social media sentiment suggesting a potential drop in Bitcoin’s price.
Bitcoin’s apparent demand has decreased, indicating a potential bear market, with ETF outflows, contracting demand, and price falls below key support levels contributing to the signal.
Bitcoin maximalist and analyst Matthew Kratter argues that Bitcoin’s fundamental properties make it a better long-term bet than gold, citing its scarcity, security, and growing adoption.
Bitcoin’s market capitalization reached $1.8 trillion in 2025, driven by institutional adoption, the rise of DeFi and NFTs, and regulatory clarity.
Ethereum’s market behavior suggests a shift in leadership, with one expert analyst believing it has officially overtaken Bitcoin as the leading cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin’s RSI has reached its lowest level in nearly three years versus gold, indicating a potential bullish comeback, but analysts remain divided on the cryptocurrency’s prospects.
HBAR’s price continues to struggle under the weight of a persistent downtrend, with growing bearish momentum threatening to push the altcoin further down.
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