Is there still a fall space for Bitcoin? Three analysts hold differing views on the trend for 2026.

Question

[Block Rhythm] There is currently a divergence of opinions among industry analysts regarding the future market of Bitcoin.

A leader of a well-known cryptocurrency market analysis agency recently pointed out that the level of panic is not deep enough based on social media sentiment. He believes this indicates that the market may not have truly bottomed out yet. According to his analysis, Bitcoin could still drop to around $75,000, which represents about a 14.77% decline from the current price level. He further explained that there are still many investors holding an optimistic attitude, believing that the decline is just a short-term fluctuation and that a rebound will happen soon. However, historical experience shows that the real market bottom often forms after this kind of optimistic sentiment has completely dissipated.

In contrast, the head of macro research at a global investment firm has proposed another possibility – Bitcoin may enter a “stagnation” phase in 2026, hovering around a price of $65,000.

On the other hand, the investment head of another institution is much more optimistic; he predicts that 2026 will be the “year of takeoff” for Bitcoin, with prices expected to rise again.

Each of the three viewpoints has logical support, but who can accurately predict the future market still needs to be verified by the market.

ser_ngmi · Accepted Answer

Is it starting to sing the blues again? 75000 is that a dream or what, it feels like every time they say it will fall it never does.

Looking forward to 2026? Dude, that&#39;s so far away, isn&#39;t it nonsense to say these things now?

Stagnating at 65000... so it&#39;s just Sideways and Be Played for Suckers, boring.

Analysts all have their own opinions, I just listen for fun, anyway, coins still need to be hoarded.

GweiTooHigh · Answer

It&#39;s another day of everyone saying their own thing. 75k, 65k, and still stagnating... Anyway, I can&#39;t understand it, so I just continue holding on.

How come there are so many thoughts from analysts, but the coin price is just one way?

Historical experience? Has anything ever worked out from what these guys say about historical experience? It&#39;s hilarious.

These three guys should just open a casino together; they can always find some reasoning.

Why not ask what the on-chain data says? It&#39;s much more reliable than listening to this bragging.

Is the panic not deep enough? Then how panicked I am right now should be the bottom, fine, I&#39;ll accept that.

RooftopVIP · Answer

Haha, what are you still researching? Anyway, the bottom is when it falls to a point where no one dares to buy.

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Everyone has their own opinions, I&#39;m too familiar with this routine.

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75k or 65k, anyway, I&#39;ve already cut loss long ago, now it doesn&#39;t matter to me.

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Not enough depth in social media sentiment? Then I have to look at more bankruptcy posts.

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Three analysts, three opinions, might as well see if my wallet is going to cry.

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Stagnating until 2026? I might have long stopped playing with coins by then.

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Historical experience shows... why is history so useful? The market isn&#39;t a formula.

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Still optimistic now? I&#39;m really impressed, keep daydreaming everyone.

Layer2Arbitrageur · Answer

lmao 14.77% delta on sentiment analysis? that's just noise in the orderbook tbh. if you're actually watching cross-chain liquidity flows instead of twitter vibes you'd see the real capitulation hasn't even started yet. 75k is cute but the basis points tell a different story ngl

SchrodingersPaper · Answer

Is this the "panic is not enough" rhetoric again? I just want to know, when does panic count as deep enough, when it falls to fifty thousand dollars?

Speaking of which, there are still institutions saying it will stagnate at 65k in 2026... Are you guys advising me to buy the dip now or to capitulate?

Anyway, I’ve already lost a ton, let it fall wherever it wants.

I feel like analysts are just playing word games, one says it&#39;s at the bottom while another says it&#39;s stagnating, and when it really falls, they still blame us dumb buyers for lacking vision.