Derive analysts expect a decline in the bitcoin price by the end of June.
According to experts, the correction of the first cryptocurrency is due to new geopolitical risks. U.S. President Donald Trump's plans to impose tariffs on imports from several European countries amid the situation around Greenland will trigger an even greater flight of investors to safe assets.
• "Options markets show a clear bias towards decline, with a 30% probability that bitcoin will drop below $80,000 by June 26, compared to a 19% chance that it will rise above $120,000 in the same period," explained Derive's head of research, Sean Dawson.
He emphasized that in the short term, market participants will act very cautiously, reducing the share of risky assets in their portfolios. Until there is clarity on the U.S. trading and foreign policy agenda, bitcoin will remain under pressure, and any attempts to recover its price will be limited and technical in nature, without forming a sustainable upward trend.