$BTC The cryptocurrency market has faced challenges recently, with Bitcoin experiencing a significant drop. On Monday, the price of Bitcoin fell to below $82,000, a reduction of more than 5% in the last 24 hours, reaching its lowest value in four months at $76,867 before recovering to just over $80,000.

This drop has been attributed to investor disappointment with the recent crypto summit at the White House. President Donald Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic reserve of Bitcoin, using cryptocurrencies obtained through legal confiscation, rather than active government purchases, which did not meet market expectations.

Additionally, the rise in global trade tensions has led investors to seek safer assets, negatively affecting the cryptocurrency market.

However, there are reasons for long-term optimism. Experts believe that the creation of the Bitcoin strategic reserve could attract institutional investors and increase market stability. Furthermore, the summit itself is seen as a positive indicator for future clear regulations and growth of the crypto sector in the U.S.

In terms of future prospects, some analysts predict that Bitcoin could reach $150,000 by 2025 if historical trends continue. Investors are optimistic about a favorable regulatory environment under the Trump administration, which could drive up digital asset prices. Historically, Bitcoin's bull cycles coincide with U.S. presidential elections and Bitcoin halving events, which reduce the coin's supply.

It is important to note that even during bull cycles, Bitcoin often experiences significant declines of 20-30%. Therefore, investors should be prepared for volatility in the short term, despite the positive long-term outlook.

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