After hitting highs of $123,000 a few months ago, Bitcoin fell again and hit $90,000 this week. What is happening and what does it mean for those who are just starting? I'll explain it simply:
1. The “fear” returned to the market
When many people are afraid of losing money, they sell their cryptos. This causes the price to drop further. Right now, the market's “Fear Index” is at its lowest. It always happens: cryptos rise and fall due to emotions, not just news. Bitcoin has already lost all the gains it made in 2025.
2. Not all cryptos move the same way.
Even though Bitcoin dropped to $91,453, each coin has its own story. Ethereum is sitting at $2,895 in Spain, and while it took a big hit over the last year, it shot up 13% this week. Litecoin is also showing more stability in recent weeks. Bottom line: the market isn't 'all or nothing.'
3. Experts can't agree on 2026.
Here's where it gets interesting. Some analysts say Bitcoin might hit bottom in 2026, meaning it could keep falling. But others are super optimistic, talking about prices from $200,000 to $440,000 for this year. Who should you believe? Not any of them 100%.
So, what should I do if I'm new?
1. Don't panic: Cryptos are volatile. Bitcoin went from $74,002 to $112,852 in just 12 months. It drops and rises hard.
2. Do your homework before buying: Just because a coin has dropped 45% like Ethereum this year doesn't mean it's a bad investment. It just means the market is moving fast.
3. Think long-term: Central banks might print more money in 2026. Historically, that has helped crypto prices surge because people look for options outside traditional fiat.
In summary: April is volatile because there's fear and a lot of uncertainty about what the price will do. But that's normal in crypto. The key is not to guess tomorrow's price, but to understand why it moves.
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What do you think? Do you believe Bitcoin has already hit rock bottom or will it keep dropping in 2026? I'm reading your comments!