Summary
- Analysis suggests Bitcoin could fall further to $81,000.
- Bitcoin's current support level is at $89,000, and if this support breaks, a larger decline is expected.
- Warning of a break below the $85,000 support level, which could lead to increased long position liquidations.

Analysis suggests Bitcoin (BTC) could fall further to $81,000.
On the 25th (local time), BitGet's Chief Analyst Ryan Lee told CoinTelegraph in an interview that "cryptocurrency investors' risk aversion is increasing" and "Bitcoin could fall to as low as $81,000 in the absence of upward catalysts."
Analyst Lee noted that "Bitcoin has already fallen to the $89,000 support level" and stated "if the bearish trend continues, the next support level at $86,000 will be tested." He added that "Bitcoin needs stronger momentum than Strategy's Bitcoin purchases to rise."
Hong Ye, co-founder of GRVT, also warned of Bitcoin's decline. Hong Ye analyzed that "$85,000 is a very crucial support level" and "if this support breaks, further decline is inevitable."
According to Glassnode data, if Bitcoin falls below $85,000, the liquidation volume of long positions is expected to exceed $1 billion. This could lead to additional downward pressure.
As of 11:39 PM, Bitcoin is trading at $88,612 on Binance's USDT market, down 7.23% from 24 hours ago.

Son Min
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