Bitcoin’s Downward Trend Raises Concerns Among Analysts
Since reaching a peak of $126,000 in October 2025, Bitcoin has been on a downward trajectory. This extended volatility has shaken the confidence of many leading Bitcoin experts, who are increasingly pessimistic about its future.
Analyst Sentiment Changes Amid Bitcoin’s Ongoing Stagnation
According to Ki Young Ju, founder of CryptoQuant, there’s been a notable shift in sentiment among top analysts, and their outlook has “turned red.” This prolonged period of price stagnation has led to worries about stability.
Young Ju expressed that, in light of these changes, he feels lonely in his optimistic view of Bitcoin’s recovery. “My favorite analyst has become weak. I feel lonely,” he noted.
It seems the number of analysts who maintain a hopeful outlook on Bitcoin’s revival is shrinking, with many foreseeing additional price declines rather than a rebound.
Recently, Robert Kiyosaki, author of the well-known book “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” hinted that his faith in Bitcoin is waning. Kiyosaki, who’s typically advocated for Bitcoin as a safeguard against inflation, surprised many by selling off part of his holdings to invest elsewhere.
Even more troubling is his silence on social media regarding Bitcoin—a stark contrast to his active commentary during the previous bull market.
Despite the overall bearish sentiment, Ki Yong-joo remains skeptical about the analysts’ pessimistic outlook. Though he hasn’t confirmed if or when Bitcoin will rise, he still holds a bullish view.
Some community optimists refuse to surrender their belief in Bitcoin’s potential recovery, arguing that the current downturn presents a chance for investors to accumulate assets. Historically, a bearish consensus often precedes a rally.
Technical Risks for Bitcoin Amid Long-Term Optimism
Currently, Bitcoin is trading at $87,448.61, reflecting a 1.36% decline over the last 24 hours. During this time, the asset has lost over $2,000, with trading volume decreasing by 16.9% to $27.8 billion.
Technical indicators suggest that Bitcoin may be at risk of dropping to around $67,000, supported by a potential death cross. However, the decline is not expected to be steep due to existing support levels between the current price and these lower thresholds, which are at $80,600 and $74,111, respectively.
