Bitcoin Price Prediction: Could BTC Drop Below $100K Next?
If you’ve been following Bitcoin’s price action lately, you probably felt that sudden drop in your stomach the same way I did.
Just a few days ago, we were looking at the upside liquidity pockets above, thinking BTC might climb to grab them.
Instead, we got slapped with a pretty unexpected dump.
Classic Bitcoin move, right?
The first demand zone we had marked looked promising… but maybe it was a little too obvious. Price smashed through it without hesitation.
The lower demand zone? That one at least gave us some breathing room — a solid 1:2 risk-to-reward before breaking. Enough space for anyone to move the stop to break-even and walk away without damage.
But now here we are, left wondering: what’s next?
At the moment, BTC is sitting on a daily demand zone, though honestly, it’s not the cleanest one.
Why? Because just below it, there’s plenty of liquidity waiting to be grabbed.
It wouldn’t surprise me if Bitcoin dipped down to sweep those lows around 107K before showing any real strength again. And that deeper demand zone at 103K? It’s looking juicy too, even if it feels a bit far away right now.
But here’s the thing — and I always remind myself of this — no matter how much we chart, analyze, or set up scenarios, Bitcoin has this wild habit of doing whatever it wants.
That unpredictability is part of the game. The setups I just described are possibilities, not certainties.
And honestly? That’s what makes trading both frustrating and fascinating.
One moment you’re convinced you’ve got the market figured out, the next it rips right through your levels. I’ve been there, more times than I can count.
But that’s also where the edge comes in: planning ahead, managing risk, and staying calm when price goes hunting for liquidity instead of respecting our pretty drawings.
So, in this bitcoin price prediction, the key levels I’m watching are the current daily demand, the liquidity grabs around 107K, and that deeper 103K zone.
Will we bounce early, or will Bitcoin dig lower before climbing back? That’s the question.
And if you’ve been around this market long enough, you know the answer is always the same: stay ready for both.
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My name is Francesco, I am a funded trader and I have a deep passion for forex, cryptocurrencies, and trading as a whole. I feel lucky, that I am able combine my skills with what I love. I'm very interested in factors driving price movements and enjoy uncovering the reasons behind them. My primary interests include Bitcoin, Altcoins, macroeconomics, and all related to trading.
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