Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin Faces $90K Challenge: Institutions Remain Wary While Whales Continue to Buy
- Bitcoin dips below $90,000 as Galaxy Digital sells 2,800 BTC, reflecting institutional caution amid $600B market value loss since October peaks. - Bearish pressure intensifies from fading Fed rate-cut hopes, inflation, and trade tensions, with ETF outflows and whale accumulation contrasting market weakness. - Analysts diverge: Galaxy cuts 2025 BTC target to $120,000 while JPMorgan/Saylor remain bullish, contrasting Bloomberg's warnings of further downside despite strong network metrics. - Retail fear nea
Bitcoin's drop below $90,000 has deepened the ongoing bearish trend, as
The downturn has been driven by several factors, such as diminishing expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut, persistent inflation, and rising global trade disputes.
There has also been a shift in activity among large investors and institutions. While U.S. spot BTC ETFs such as BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC initially saw strong demand, recent flows have reversed direction.
Experts remain split on what lies ahead.
Sentiment among retail investors has taken a sharp turn for the worse, with
The vulnerability of the market is further illustrated by the difficulties faced by
As Bitcoin endures its weakest stretch since the 2024 halving, its future direction will depend on clearer macroeconomic signals and a return of institutional capital.
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