Is it true that Bitcoin could drop to $80,000 by the end of 2025?
"With the price of Bitcoin reaching $108,000, the debate intensifies: Are we facing a temporary correction or the beginning of a major bearish phase? Discover analysts' opinions and what awaits the market."
1. Technical analysis: multi-year support
According to recent market analyses, analysts fear a break of the 'multi-year technical support line,' which could push the price down to $80,000 by the end of 2025, but this is not necessarily an indicator of the beginning of a long bullish market; it may just be a temporary technical pullback.
2. Market opinions and expected price swings
Some analysts believe that prices could drop to the range of $70,000–$73,000, based on weak technical support and its effects on trader sentiment. For example, 10X Research warns of a potential drop to $73,000, but it does not see this as the beginning of a long bear market.
Another perspective from Bloomberg (Barron’s) notes that Bitcoin could rise to $200,000 or fall to $70,000, reflecting a state of volatility and extreme uncertainty.
3. Predictions versus reality: Are we drowning in a scam?
The comparison between breaking technical support and the likelihood of a scam (such as a 'fakeout') means that some price movements may be technically deceptive — that is, a break in support may not be final but merely a short corrective movement before rising again.
4. Market mood predictions and investments
Betting markets (such as Polymarket and Kalshi) do not expect a significant rise from the current price (around $109,000 at the time). The chances of reaching $150,000 or $200,000 are much lower compared to a possible drop to $70,000.
BCA Research, which was previously optimistic, has begun to warn that the market may be in a peak stage and excessive optimism may indicate an impending bearish turn, but the market is still reacting to data and institutional action.
5. Is it a 'classic Bitcoin scam'?
No, these predictions are not a scam. What is raised is a realistic technical analysis: breaking important support may lead to a decline, but it is not a definitive indicator of a market crash, it could be a 'fakeout' — a temporary break that does not lead to a long-term decline. All predictions suggest that the bearish scenario, if it occurs, may be temporary and there are no clear indicators of a new multi-year bear market.
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A simple summary:
Scenario Expected range Explanation
Breaking strong technical support ~$80,000 Possibility of a temporary technical correction, not an indicator of permanent collapse
Deep bearish scenario $70,000–$73,000 Requires strong catalysts (such as a financial crisis or strict regulation)
Strong bullish scenario Up to $150,000–$200,000 If institutional flow continues, and economic conditions allow it
Temporary surge/fakeout Temporary drop only Support break retreats, and the price of Bitcoin rises again later
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In summary:
Yes, the price of Bitcoin could drop to around $80,000 if it breaks critical technical support.
No, this does not necessarily mean the beginning of a long-term bear market — it could just be a technical pullback or a 'fakeout.'
The expected scenarios are varied: from correction to strong rises, depending on the development of market factors such as institutional liquidity, regulatory frameworks, and economic policies.
