Where Bitcoin stands today
Bitcoin recently dropped from its October high near ≈ $126,000 to around $90,000–$92,000, reflecting a significant drawdown of roughly 25–30%.
The broader crypto market has seen increased volatility and risk-off sentiment, contributing to Bitcoin’s downward pressure.
Still, some institutional indicators are showing resilience: inflows via ETFs and renewed interest from big investors remain potential tailwinds.
🔎 Key Drivers and Risks
✅ Potential Support / Bullish Catalysts
Institutional demand & ETF inflows — As more funds, pension- and wealth-managers embrace Bitcoin, increased capital could stabilize or boost demand.
Supply constraints + fixed issuance cap — Bitcoin’s limited supply (max 21 million coins) means persistent or growing demand tends to support price over the long term.
Relatively depressed price vs. 2025 highs — After the big drop, some investors view current levels as a potential re-entry point for longer-term upside.
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