$BTC
Price Increase Nearing Its End – Decline Expected in Early May
I shared that BTC would break through the $95,000 mark—and it did, reaching approximately $95,700. Before this upward movement, I had also predicted a pullback to around $94,000 before rising again to $95,000. In reality, BTC dropped to $93,929—just $70 off my forecast, which is almost spot-on. Those who watched the live stream can confirm this.
During the same session, I mentioned a potential target of $96,200. While that hasn't been reached yet, there’s still a strong likelihood of BTC climbing to around $96,000. Based on current observations, there's an 80% chance of a decline starting near $96,000 and a 20% chance it begins closer to $98,000.
The first round of the decline is expected to bring BTC down to around $89,000, followed by a second wave targeting $86,000, and then potentially new lows after that. However, this won't be a sudden drop—it will unfold gradually, with periods of sideways movement and sell-offs in between. So don’t assume a sharp fall will occur immediately after reading this.
This decline is most likely to begin in early May, though the exact timing will depend on how the market evolves. Please remember: this is only my personal prediction and not financial advice. I am not responsible for any trading losses you may incur based on this information. Market trends and candlestick charts fluctuate constantly, so treat this analysis as a reference only—not as a trading signal.