#BTC remains the largest cryptocurrency — with a limited supply and high recognition — so in the long term, it still has recovery potential if market sentiment improves.

• Some analysts suggest that the bottom area (support zone) may have formed — if the price stabilizes around $86,000-$90,000 and the market shakes off the pressure, BTC could bounce back.

• If the macroeconomic environment — interest rates, global liquidity — stabilizes, Bitcoin can still be considered an attractive "risk-on" asset as investors return to seek higher yields.

⚠️ Risks & factors causing pressure

• BTC has sharply declined since the peak in October 2025 — losing about ~30-36% of its value in over a month.

• Global "risk-off" pressure: economic tensions, high interest rates, capital flight from risky assets — are causing many investors to avoid crypto.

• If institutional confidence and large capital flows withdraw (e.g., funds, companies holding a lot of BTC) — it could lead to a sell-off, further weakening the price.

🔎 Short-term — mid-term trend assessment

• Short-term (a few weeks — a few months): BTC could continue to experience strong volatility. Prices may fluctuate around the support area of $85,000-90,000; the possibility of dropping to around ~84,500 USD is not out of the question.

• Mid-term (the next few months — early 2026): if the macro market stabilizes, Bitcoin has a chance to recover — but the upward momentum is uncertain, heavily dependent on market sentiment and new capital flowing into crypto.