#CryptoMarketWatch

At the end of February, the price of Bitcoin began to correct after a dump, during which the coin fell by 19% in less than a week. By March 2, BTC had risen by 22% and almost fully regained its lost positions, but then a bearish trend emerged again, and the value of the digital asset collapsed by 14%. The correction, which began after reaching a local bottom at $81,495, ended on March 6 due to the decree of U.S. President Donald Trump to create a strategic reserve of bitcoins.

On the chart of Bitcoin's exchange rate changes, there is a descending trend line that started in January 2025. Currently, it is at around $94,800 and is gradually declining. Thus, the likelihood that the price of BTC will reach $95,000 by the end of March is quite low.

At the same time, the most probable event is considered to be a drop in the price of Bitcoin to $80,000. Currently, the coin is priced at $85,888, meaning it only needs to drop by 6.9% for this outcome to occur. If successful, the bet will allow for a 67% increase in capital. Few believe in more serious perturbations in the Bitcoin market that would imply a rise in the coin's price to $100,000 or a drop to $75,000.

What will the price be by the end of March?