How low can the Bitcoin price go?
29 Marzo 2025 - 4:16PM
Cointelegraph


Bitcoin (BTC) price has declined by more than
6.5% over the last two days after rallying to $88,000 at the
beginning of the week.
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and
TradingView shows that the
price of Bitcoin dropped from a high of $87,500 on March 28 to an
intra-day low of $81,900 on March 29.
BTC/USD daily chart. Source:
Cointelegraph/TradingView
Bitcoin’s price drop coincides with a marketwide drawdown fueled
by uncertainties over Trump’s trade tariffs and poor economic data.
The ensuing sell-off in stocks has left market participants
wondering how much deeper the drawdown can go.
Bitcoin wipes out liquidity in tumble to
$81,000
BTC continued
mounting losses on March 29, down 3% over the last 24 hours to
trade just above $82,000.
Key points:
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BTC price
fell as low as $81,983 on Bitstamp, wiping out all the gains
from earlier this week.
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This came as US inflation data came in hotter
than expected.
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The February US Personal Consumption Expenditures
(PCE) Index reading
showed inflation quickening — in contrast to the
January print.
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While the month-on-month and year-on-year PCE tally met market
expectations of 0.3% and 2.5%, respectively, their core PCE
equivalents were both 0.1% higher than anticipated.
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The implementation of broad-scale US tariffs next week—the
so-called Liberation Day on April 2—also compounded
investor concerns
across markets.
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24-hour crypto market liquidations hit $338 million, per data
from monitoring resource CoinGlass.
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Bitcoin wiped out more than $165 million in long positions
between March 28 and March 29.
Crypto liquidations (screenshot). Source: CoinGlass
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Additional data from CoinGlass showed intensive bands of buyer
interest within the $70,000-$80,000 range in the six-month
timeframe.
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This suggests that Bitcoin’s price
might drop further to sweep the liquidity within this range
before staging a sustained recovery.
BTC/USDT liquidation heatmap (screenshot). Source:
CoinGlass
In the short term, Bitcoin appears to have taken out “a lot of
liquidity,” with a local bottom sitting within the $82,000 and
$80,000 range, according to analyst Stockmoney Lizards.
With major short liquidation levels sitting above $88,000, the
analyst said that Bitcoin could
be experiencing a classic weekend correction with a possible
reversal next week.
“Typical weekend dump with next week’s reversal? At
least, this is a possible scenario.”
Related:
Bitcoin price falls toward range lows, but data
shows ‘whales going wild right now’
Bitcoin bear flag hints at $62,000
From a technical perspective, BTC’s price decline on March 29 is
part of its prevailing bear flag
pattern.
Key points:
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A bear flag suggests a continuation of the bearish momentum,
with sellers taking control.
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A temporary consolidation (flag) formed near $88,000, indicating
a failed breakout attempt.
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Bitcoin broke below key support levels, including the lower
boundary of the flag at $85,800 at the 200-day simple moving
average (SMA).
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This confirmed the bear flag breakdown, pointing to more
losses.
ETH/USD daily chart. Source:
Cointelegraph/TradingView
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The measured move target from the pattern suggests a potential
decline toward $62,000, representing a 25% decline from the current
level.
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The
relative strength index remains below the mid-line, reinforcing
the bearish momentum.
Founder of MN Capital, Michael van de Poppe, argued that Bitcoin
will likely some more downward momentum as the trend remains
lower. He adds that the price could retest the lows at $76,600
“before going back upward.”
According to macroeconomic market analyst Capital Flows,
however, Bitcoin could
correct to the $72,000-$75,000 region if liquidity conditions
remain unchanged.
Meanwhile, veteran trader Peter Brandt believes
Bitcoin is on a
path to $65,635 after confirming a “bear wedge”
pattern.
This article does not
contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and
trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own
research when making a decision.
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