BTC will continue going up or down?

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What do you think will continue happening to the BTC Will it continue going up like all prices due to geopolitics or will it crush again? I am a little bit foggy on this. Thanks
 
Hope it will crash again so I can accumulate more, but apparently this isn’t happening anytime soon.
 
Bitcoin will likely stay very volatile geopolitical tensions can push it up as investors look for alternative assets, but it can also drop sharply if global markets turn risk-off or liquidity tightens. In the short term, big swings in both directions are normal. Over the longer term, factors like institutional demand and ETF inflows may support it, but there is no guarantee it will only go up crashes can still happen.
 
I think that BTC will go up and down maybe touch like 65k or lowest 60k but I don't see it going quite below that, I think if you can get at like 60-70k support levels buy and hold long term its already widespread at this point
 
Hoping BTC drops one last time so I can accumulate more

Somewhere around 45k–55k would be perfect.
 
$45K not gonna happen,maybe 60K
I hope so, but on the bigger timeframe it still looks bearish, and every time BTC hits resistance it struggles to break through, the 60k area keeps getting tested too.
 
Up, down, then sideways. Everyone becomes a crypto analyst after 2 green candles
Long term maybe up, short term it's just guesswork.
 
Its too hard to predict that, and even if someone here could, i doubt you would believe him.
Imagine i can see the future and tell you exactly what will happen with Bitcoin for example, would you trust a random stranger on the BHW forum? No, and you would do the right thing.
Everyone is making speculations about how things will go, sometimes it is a hit and sometimes it is a miss.
 
No one can predict with certainty where bitcoin goes next because the market is currently split between two very different views, major institutions have recently adjusted their targets downward, citing slow progress on US crypto legislation and weaker network activity, this suggests some institutional caution about immediate upside potential in the near term.

But other analysts see a different picture, some expect bitcoin to bottom and then start a recovery rally within the year, pointing to resilient institutional participation and ETF flows that have held up despite price weakness. Technical analysts also note that bitcoin's current structure looks incomplete compared to previous cycles, with some projecting a move much higher if historical patterns play out again.

The range of expert opinion is unusually wide with some predicting further drops while others talk about significant long term gains, what matters more than guessing direction is understanding that bitcoin is now driven by ETF flows, regulatory clarity, and macro conditions, watch those factors rather than trying to predict the unpredictable because short term moves are impossible to call consistently.
 
We might hover around $80k for a bit before dropping to $50k levels. Wouldn't be shocked to see a wick down to low $40s either, honestly

Geopolitics adds noise but the 4year cycle pattern still seems to be holding. If that plays out, expect more downside through the year before things stabilize

Just my read on it though, nobody knows for sure:anyway:
 
No one knows short term it moves wild. Long term trend still up if adoption keeps growing. Expect drops before any real pump.
 
I view BTC as a game of chance; no one can predict the direction of BTC with 100% accuracy. BTC doesn't rise just because "all currencies are rising." It rises when there is liquidity and growth expectations, but in my personal opinion, BTC could continue its medium-term uptrend, but it will be the kind of rise "followed by a correction," not a vertical surge.
 
Good question !
I think it will go back up but maybe not now. I am still bearish on this one. As long as there is no bull signals on charts we have to be carefull. It may be ok to buy now a part of what you want to invest. Around 30% seems ok. To invest the rest it need to wait a bit for my opinion
 
Bitcoin is in consolidate state, also the market is bearish. Technically, there are levels with strong resistance. Until we start seeing strong break in resistance levels, nobody knows the future.
 
Short term probably some more downwards momentum, long term is always up for BTC, just like gold you shouldn’t look at timeframes in terms of months, but rather years or cycles.
 
I hope it crashes because I want to buy more cryptocurrencies that follow its price.
 
Bitcoin is currently consolidating within a bearish market, facing key resistance levels. Until there’s a clear breakout above those barriers, the outlook remains uncertain.
 
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