The neutral case is that

The neutral case is that Bitcoin could be forming a broad trading range, in which case it makes sense to short the market at resistance while buying near support. On the bearish side, the

Is Bitcoin Price Turning Bullish Or Bearish? Crypto Analyst Reveals

Bitcoin at $40,000 is still a neutral trend due to these levels

Bitcoin fell below

Analyst Warns Of Bitcoin Breakdown Below Key Psychological

This Trader Sees Bitcoin Dropping To $40,000 And Still Be

Bitcoin fell below $40,000, indicating a further bearish outlook. The current $38,800 level could serve as support for making a bounce. Chart analysis points to a potential

In a YouTube video

In the short term, the $38,000 and $40,000 levels remain the biggest hurdles for Bitcoin. The longer BTC took to break out of $40,000, the higher the probability of a

Bitcoin at $40,000 level, first time since May 2025, still below

In a YouTube video, the analyst explains that even the best-case scenario for Bitcoin is still lower than its current price of $61,000. DonAlt presents the argument that the

Despite expectations of interest

Analysts from 10x Research suggest that Bitcoin‘s (CRYPTO: BTC) price could potentially fall to the low $40,000s, signaling a significant downturn in the digital asset

Despite expectations of interest-rate reductions and increased demand from exchange-traded funds, Bitcoin surpassed $40,000 for the first time since May 2025. In the

Crypto trader Altcoin Sherpa sees the Bitcoin price drop as normal and expects a bullish run in the future. He calls Bitcoin’s drop to $40,000 still fine as

Bitcoin Could Dip to $40,000 Amid Market Turbulence: 10x

Bitcoin Slides Below $40,000Where is the Next Stopping Point?

Bitcoin price breaks $40K: Here’s where BTC may go next

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As Bitcoin hovers above critical price thresholds, the prospect of it not dropping below $40,000 again becomes increasingly plausible. Therefore, it paints a picture of

Why Analysts Predict Bitcoin Will Never Drop Below $40,000 Again

Bitcoin's price is often gauged using different metrics and one such method is assessing how futures' traders are placing