Will Bitcoin ever again crash below 50.000$?

[red4slash]

I can't say it's not possible, but there is a very slim chance of it to happen, cause ever since big cooperations like strategy, mara holdings and tesla, etc... are accumulating Bitcoin it only shows that Bitcoin will eventually will eventually attain a kind of stability in coming circle.

If bitcoin will go lower than $50k it would have happened at the time of the war between us and Iran but for the fact that it holds strong during that period. Means that, it is strong enough to never go down below that price.

You may miss that MSTR sold more than 1000 of their bitcoin for personal interest although this will not interfere with anything but on the one hand for the short term this can make a temporary decline that occurs not to mention the coldcard hack that can make the market a little volatile so here the opportunity that you think is small can still happen because the bearish phase is still there and the slightest shock can trigger panic for some people.

So for $50k can still happen it's just that for sure regardless of any decline that will occur later the bullish market is still waiting and ready to return and this should be an important point for us to remain confident that this decline will not be forever.
Hoping to get back $50k is not a mistake but keep in mind that uncertain waiting can make us forget that buying bitcoin while it is discounted as it is now will be very profitable for our future so rather than focus on the benchmark price it will be better to focus on buying while the discount is still ongoing.

[STT]

50k can happen, its the duration of the occurrence that matters far more then the sticker price tag for the day, the volume of Bitcoin traded at sub 50,000 prices would be the real important detail to focus on.

We can trade any price, I bet right now there exists ten different prices for BTC depending on where you go, the location of both buyer and seller and the method by which they pay either in full or via leverage.  Theres never just one price, we don't get that simple picture delivered to us except in our imagination.

   The best price is free, governments acquire some free Bitcoin hence there's always going to be variation and capacity for 50k in some shape, form or volume.  I do not expect a good trend lower under 50k vs USD as dollar is not acting strong or seems likely to; last I checked but things can always change.

[Iranus]

Given the current events and the number of investors in BTC, I don't think it can fall back to $50k; it's unlikely. In fact, large institutions might take advantage of the situation to buy BTC cheaper, but the only way that could happen, as I see it, is if very devastating events occur in the world, causing fear among large investors. I know that would cause the price to drop significantly, but based on price action alone, I don't see it as possible.

Honestly, when bitcoin hit $126k, did you think it would drop below $80k or $60k? If I recall correctly, quite a few people were also firmly convinced that it couldn't happen. They also believe that institution will step in to buy if prices fall, so the likelihood of a sharp decline is considered low. But what happened? Bitcoin fell to $57k in June.

I don't know whether it will drop to $50k, but as long as the bear market isnt over, we shouldnt rule out that possibility. Bitcoin is currently at $63k, and if it drop to $50k, that would only be a 20% decline. That's entirely possible.

[danadc]

Honestly, when bitcoin hit $126k, did you think it would drop below $80k or $60k? If I recall correctly, quite a few people were also firmly convinced that it couldn't happen. They also believe that institution will step in to buy if prices fall, so the likelihood of a sharp decline is considered low. But what happened? Bitcoin fell to $57k in June.

I don't know whether it will drop to $50k, but as long as the bear market isnt over, we shouldnt rule out that possibility. Bitcoin is currently at $63k, and if it drop to $50k, that would only be a 20% decline. That's entirely possible.

Well, I did think about it, but I didn't see it as possible, because it was a way of imagining the ideal scenario: selling BTC at a very high price and then taking half of the proceeds to buy back at half the price. If I had done something like that, I wouldn't have made it this far; I would have bought much earlier.

What you're saying is true; it could go down, but we'd be thinking that the big institutions would let the price fall to that level, perhaps to buy more. The market is a game of strategies where the most strategic player has the patience to wait for that move.

[Brizi5000]

I can't say it's not possible, but there is a very slim chance of it to happen, cause ever since big cooperations like strategy, mara holdings and tesla, etc... are accumulating Bitcoin it only shows that Bitcoin will eventually will eventually attain a kind of stability in coming circle.

If bitcoin will go lower than $50k it would have happened at the time of the war between us and Iran but for the fact that it holds strong during that period. Means that, it is strong enough to never go down below that price.

Bitcoin price movements, both up and down are influenced by so many factors and not just because big cooperations are accumulating bitcoin doesn’t mean the price will become stable, the price of bitcoin is highly volatile which makes it difficult to predict what will happen in the next minute or coming circle. If bitcoin could sell at $40k in previous years then i won’t rule out the possibility of anything to happen, we have seen major downwards exceeding over 50% just like the one before us after the recent ATH of $126k.

[Shineup]

The price of Bitcoin has been dumped more in the past, so we will never panic when we see this. However, those who are new investors should definitely not panic and buy Bitcoin. Because the longer you hold Bitcoin, the less risk there will be and the more opportunities there will be to get benefits, so holding Bitcoin for a long time is the best plan.

I don't know why some investors think that Bitcoin going to the bottom should be a problem, if that's the case, wasn't there a period when Bitcoin was at $20k or even less, has that stopped the price from climbing, there have been different prices over these years and Bitcoin has always been there, people just decide to worry for nothing, maybe because when the price drops it affects their hodling and they think they are not supposed to take actions in regards to adding more Bitcoin stash to their hodling, why can't investors see the positive side of price dump and capitalizing on them than Staying idle without no action, Bitcoin investment requires patience which every long-term investor must exercise to be rewarded.

That is true, some investor find it very difficult to accept the fact that Bitcoin could go down than they expect it to, bitcoin could go down to any length and I don't doubt it in any way because of it's nature of volatility which is being influenced by so many factors. One thing I like talking about is that if Bitcoin get to the bottom at any point, it has bigger chances of risen up again, this is why most investors still consider the positive side of price dump and take advantage of it for the sake of their long term plan, Bitcoin could go down or up to any level and people should stop arguing about it.

[UmerIdrees]

Honestly, when bitcoin hit $126k, did you think it would drop below $80k or $60k? If I recall correctly, quite a few people were also firmly convinced that it couldn't happen. They also believe that institution will step in to buy if prices fall, so the likelihood of a sharp decline is considered low. But what happened? Bitcoin fell to $57k in June.

I don't know whether it will drop to $50k, but as long as the bear market isnt over, we shouldnt rule out that possibility. Bitcoin is currently at $63k, and if it drop to $50k, that would only be a 20% decline. That's entirely possible.

Yup, bitcoin can crash to below 50K and that is very much possible but that thing is not important in my point of view. With all the exchanges, whales and their manipulation, bitcoin can dip to those levels in order to grap liquidity. However, in all this, the important thing is that Bitcoin won't stay at those levels for long, and it will be a quick dip, and that may last for a few days or even weeks only, but then the journey to the next all-time high will begin very soon. That will be a new cycle and it will peak around late 2029.

Anyways, the thing is that we should be accumulating bitcoin in these times and position ourselves to take advantage of the next bull cycle.

[MusaPk]

Yup, bitcoin can crash to below 50K and that is very much possible but that thing is not important in my point of view. With all the exchanges, whales and their manipulation, bitcoin can dip to those levels in order to grap liquidity. However, in all this, the important thing is that Bitcoin won't stay at those levels for long, and it will be a quick dip, and that may last for a few days or even weeks only, but then the journey to the next all-time high will begin very soon. That will be a new cycle and it will peak around late 2029.

Anyways, the thing is that we should be accumulating bitcoin in these times and position ourselves to take advantage of the next bull cycle.

I don't know why people are so scary to see price of Bitcoin goes down to $50,000. Bitcoin in past has shown many crashes and if there is one more crash then we need not to worry because we have seen that in the long run price of Bitcoin always go up. It doesn't matter whether Bitcoin remains at $50,000 for just few days or stay their for months because price has to move up sooner or later. We must take that dip as a golden opportunity to buy more Bitcoins because that will enable us to enjoy the next bull run.

[kawetsriyanto]

Let's hope so, because Saylor cares much more about his business. The fact that he saw his selling cause a big impact means he might do it again, perhaps hoping to trigger another panic sale so he can then buy BTC cheaper. That could also be another strategy.

Saylor must care with his business. He won't do something that will ruin his business. Sure, there will be panic people when he said to sell small number of the Bitcoin. This surely can be a strategy to lower the Bitcoin price. However, I'm not really sure what's the real plan of Saylor and Strategy. He is the only one who knows it well. 

I'm not worried. If I see the market going down, I'll stick with my DCA strategy. Those who can continue accumulating and buying on dips are making smart moves.

Good. I also keep buying Bitcoin gradually. As far as Bitcoin is still below $65k, I still have the plan to buy more. I will stop buying Bitcoin when the price has crossed $70k level. How about you? Do you still keep buying Bitcoin even if it will cross $70k?

[Iranus]

I don't know why people are so scary to see price of Bitcoin goes down to $50,000. Bitcoin in past has shown many crashes and if there is one more crash then we need not to worry because we have seen that in the long run price of Bitcoin always go up. It doesn't matter whether Bitcoin remains at $50,000 for just few days or stay their for months because price has to move up sooner or later. We must take that dip as a golden opportunity to buy more Bitcoins because that will enable us to enjoy the next bull run.

Many people missed the chance to take profit when Bitcoin was above $100k, while other went allin when it dropped to $80k and now do not have enough capital left to buy at the current price. So even if they believe Bitcoin will recover and eventually reach new ATH, watching it fall even further is clearly not pleasant at all.

Not to mention, the deeper the price falls, the longer it can take to recover. So its understandable that they don't want or are afraid of Bitcoin dropping below $50k or even lower.

Whether a bear market is an opportunity or a risk depend on each person's plan, capital size, and position.

[G_Besar]

I don't know why people are so scary to see price of Bitcoin goes down to $50,000. Bitcoin in past has shown many crashes and if there is one more crash then we need not to worry because we have seen that in the long run price of Bitcoin always go up. It doesn't matter whether Bitcoin remains at $50,000 for just few days or stay their for months because price has to move up sooner or later. We must take that dip as a golden opportunity to buy more Bitcoins because that will enable us to enjoy the next bull run.

The people who are afraid are those who bought at a slightly higher price, and they are facing a loss, and that's what they fear, as they have to wait for another increase to see the same balance. Indeed, if we look at the buying opportunity, clearly a price drop of the magnitude you mentioned could be very good for those looking to buy more Bitcoin. However, those who are experiencing a loss will still be a little wary if the price reversal is prolonged, even though every four-year cycle always sees a larger price increase in Bitcoin. So it is very natural for this fear to come to some people who have already bought at the highest price, because apart from having to be patient so as not to suffer losses, they also have to add more capital if they want to buy Bitcoin at such a low price.