Who wants Bitcoin to fall below $ 60 k?

[Sonia_123]

I want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000, and that's possible given current market conditions.

Do you want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000?

No really, I don't want it to fall below $60k because a lot of persons are now seeing bitcoin not worth holding and thinks that those persons still holding unto bitcoin will regret their actions, enough of the fall, I know this is it's time to drop, but further dropping will be dangerous to some investor .

Bitcoin should bounce back, the market for now is too dull, I want it to become more competitive where everyone is seeing the way bitcoin is rising in price and they feel they are missing out and want bitcoin by all means, also prove to the world that Bitcoin is worth investing .

[Ndabagi01]

I want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000, and that's possible given current market conditions.

Do you want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000?

I hope you're anticipating for this in order to get to buy more bitcoin at a cheaper price, because if that's not the case, I don't think  you should be anticipating  for the market to fall more. Another reason could be that you're a trader and your take profit level happens to be in that region that's why you wish for the market to get to that level. The fact is that the market doesn't care how we feel or how we envision it, it'll still reach the point it wants to and eventually move and react as it should. The thing is that, no matter how the market behaves, just make sure you're taking advantage of it of making money through it if you're a trader or buying more bitcoin to fill in your portfolio more.

[Minor Miner]

I am ready with the fall or the up

Even Bitcoin fall below $60,000 or rise to $70,000, I am happy seeing that. If the fall comes, I can buy back some and if the up comes, I can sell some amounts that I bought before.

That gives me profit while I can accumulating more if the price is down. That still good for me.

Me too, I have prepared and am ready for both fall or the up. I do not focus too much on hopes or expectation. Because market operate based on supply and demand, market sentiment, liquidity, and economic factor, not on our expectation. Therefore, I do not want to force myself to predict or place too much expectation on a scenario I hope for. That can easily lead to mistake.

Keep thing simple. If price fall, use it to keep accumulating, and if prices rise, take some profit or restructure your portfolio.

[CryptoYar]

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Since market is still in its boring step, it is also testing trust of small buyers, especially given that a falling below this level would lead to company forced sales and price drops in Bitcoin ETF, which would push price to $52,000-55,000 area.
After all, real proof to Bitcoin is that it is limit less safe spot in times of global political unrest and it can keep this floor of $60k even though world money system is not growing.
This part of boredom, in my view, is planned market shaking to force impatient buyers to sell to long term holders. And unless it stops, most of traders will be left wishing they hadn't failed to stand silence till next great circle starts.

[hostm]

Large holders have started selling their bitcoins. For example:

Nakamoto Inc. (NAKA), a Bitcoin treasury company founded by David Bailey, sold 284 BTC for approximately $20 million in March 2026, representing about 5% of its holdings.

[imthegreat]

I want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000, and that's possible given current market conditions.

Do you want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000?

I don't think we'll see Bitcoin below this price, because even when the price reached this level recently, it didn't stay there for long. The key support level is 65k. And this level has been confirmed twice. So, we have a price point from which we can draw conclusions. I believe that if someone is expecting the price to fall below this level, they should set up pending orders to capture this cheap Bitcoin on their deposit. Because while doing business and work, any crypto enthusiast will simply not have time to place an order, because the market bots will quickly buy Bitcoin at such a great price.

[MRY]

I want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000, and that's possible given current market conditions.

Do you want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000?

I don't think we'll see Bitcoin below this price, because even when the price reached this level recently, it didn't stay there for long. The key support level is 65k. And this level has been confirmed twice. So, we have a price point from which we can draw conclusions. I believe that if someone is expecting the price to fall below this level, they should set up pending orders to capture this cheap Bitcoin on their deposit. Because while doing business and work, any crypto enthusiast will simply not have time to place an order, because the market bots will quickly buy Bitcoin at such a great price.

Double confirmation in a particular price zone is an important signal for strategic readiness in facing the recent uncertain market fluctuations. The planned purchase feature would guarantee a further purchase of units, even at the time when the daily activity is on its peak. The automatic system is very quick to respond to the market and therefore needs quick preparation to prevent a slip in the momentum of gold even during very temporary fluctuation in price. This makes sure that no financial plan goes astray.

[BALIK]

I don't think we'll see Bitcoin below this price, because even when the price reached this level recently, it didn't stay there for long. The key support level is 65k. And this level has been confirmed twice. So, we have a price point from which we can draw conclusions. I believe that if someone is expecting the price to fall below this level, they should set up pending orders to capture this cheap Bitcoin on their deposit. Because while doing business and work, any crypto enthusiast will simply not have time to place an order, because the market bots will quickly buy Bitcoin at such a great price.

The market is unpredictable, man. Just because Bitcoin reacted strongly and held above 65k does not mean it will alway stay at that level.

Let's not forget that we are still in a bear market and the macroeconomic situation is full of uncertainty. The possibility of Bitcoin falling below $60k or even $50k is entirely plausible.

Do you remember when Bitcoin surpassed the $120k, many people declared that it would never fall below $100k or $70k? The lesson is still there, so do not become complacent.

[AprilioMP]

For those who still plan to hold and want to increase their Bitcoin holdings, a price drop is actually desirable.
For those looking to sell, a price drop is not desirable.

If you want Bitcoin to be below $60,000, you’re likely someone who’s still trying to accumulate more Bitcoin, and the current situation isn’t bad for making a purchase, since Bitcoin is still trading between $65,000 and $70,000. Delaying a purchase because the current price is considered too high is, in my opinion, a misguided decision, given that Bitcoin’s market price is unpredictable—it’s hard to know when it will drop or rise.

If the market price continues to rise gradually, you’ll end up buying at a higher price than before.

If you do have that kind of mindset on which you would be trying out to sell out then declining market is never been that an appealing situation for you but if you are a long term investor then it would really be  that indeed a desirable for you to make out some buyback or dca and thats something that we would be liking to happen but of course no one really knows on what would happen into the next minute, hour, days,week,month. The price is really that having that ranging market and speaking about going below $60k isnt that too far off and now the price is just sitting around 69k on which we are that now on 70k price on which the main question is that there would be some breakout? But in overall on which we are really that wanting to have that price to pump up and see out some breakout and this is something that everybody wants.

It would really be just that depending on you on how you would really be that good on how to ride with the flow and decision making will really be that reflecting out on how well you would be doing it.

There is no difference to my thoughts above, but what you posted is also worth repeating to make it clearer.

No one expects the price to drop below $60,000 if their desire is to sell, unless they want to sell at that price when they previously bought it at a much cheaper price.
Their desires depend on each of them as I said above in the previous post.
Even a person with minimal knowledge will not choose to sell if the current price is not higher than the price he bought at.

[Powerjumboo]

I want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000, and that's possible given current market conditions.

Do you want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000?

I never want to see Bitcoin price at $60,000 or even below $60,000 because when Bitcoin price drops too much, people's demand also decreases, popularity decreases and people's excitement about Bitcoin decreases all over the world. When Bitcoin price was at its highest, there was a lot of demand for Bitcoin among people, there was a lot of excitement about Bitcoin and the popularity of Bitcoin increased a lot, as a result of which people invested a lot. That's why I always want Bitcoin price to go much higher and surpass the all-time high and record a new all-time high again.

[cxtreenal]

I want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000, and that's possible given current market conditions.

Do you want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000?

Personally, I don't want Bitcoin to fall below $60k. But I'm not unprepared if it does. I'm regularly DCAing Bitcoin and have cash fund available to aggressively DCA when the price drops. In fact investors who are in the long term Bitcoin accumulation phase have a plan to accumulate Bitcoin for one or two cycle or more periods and this price drop will be beneficial for them because they have the opportunity to get a larger fraction of Bitcoin at a lower price.

For investors who do weekly DCA, the long-term bearish period is a great opportunity to decrease the average price of Bitcoin while increasing the pile. Investors who want to take advantage of this opportunity should do defensive DCAing and aggressively accumulate Bitcoin during dumping periods with the aim of increasing their holdings.

[Nathrixxx]

I want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000, and that's possible given current market conditions.

Do you want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000?

What is your reason why you wanted bitcoin to fall below $60,000?

Are you intending to invest by seeking for a suitable entry position below $60,000 and invest or you just want to see if possible we could have the market below such range and for nothing sake, if you have the right intention over this then there is likely possibility that within the year the market may fall to this extent and you can take it as an opportunity in buying the dip, but know that there's no certainty to this fall.

[ndutndut]

I want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000, and that's possible given current market conditions.

Do you want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000?

I don't think we'll see Bitcoin below this price, because even when the price reached this level recently, it didn't stay there for long. The key support level is 65k. And this level has been confirmed twice. So, we have a price point from which we can draw conclusions. I believe that if someone is expecting the price to fall below this level, they should set up pending orders to capture this cheap Bitcoin on their deposit. Because while doing business and work, any crypto enthusiast will simply not have time to place an order, because the market bots will quickly buy Bitcoin at such a great price.

After Bitcoin reached its all-time high of $126k and then experienced a drastic drop to $60k we can conclude that Bitcoin will not fall below $60k again. As you mentioned, $65k seems to be a key support level, having been confirmed twice and the price remains there strengthening.

We have touched $70k several times, but these were short-lived due to further corrections. This may be due to the war in the Middle East which has kept the Bitcoin price stable around that level. Predicting Bitcoin's price is difficult, especially amidst current geopolitical tensions, which are causing doubt among whales and small investors. Some even say the current post halving cycle pattern will not be the same as previous halvings, meaning Bitcoin is unlikely to fall below $60k. Everyone has their own beliefs in predicting the price of Bitcoin. What is clear for me is to continue buying using the DCA method because I believe that amidst the current geopolitical turmoil, Bitcoin will become one of the assets that will rise because Bitcoin can currently be said to be a good store of value.

[hostm]

What is your reason why you wanted bitcoin to fall below $60,000?

Actually, that's not mine. Anyway right now, it's impossible to push Bitcoin even below $60,000, as there are a lot of bids on exchanges in the $50,000 to $60,000 range.

Therefore, Bitcoin could only fall from its current level if there's rapid bad news, as happened in 2020 when the coronavirus emerged.

Therefore, the current target is $79,000, assuming no bad news. Also, if there's no bad news, only good news, and there's strong demand for Bitcoin, this year's bear market could end early, and Bitcoin could go higher, breaking the $100,000 mark as early as this fall. But that's never happened during past bear markets.

So I'll be looking to short Bitcoin at $79,000 and $80,000, with a target of $40,000.

[Issa56]

Actually, that's not mine. Anyway right now, it's impossible to push Bitcoin even below $60,000, as there are a lot of bids on exchanges in the $50,000 to $60,000 range.

Am not also expecting bitcoin to drop below $60,000 but in crypto space you should never say it’s impossible, because anything can happen. Bitcoin price dropping below $60,000 is something that’s really possible even if we are not expecting it to happen. If you have followed bitcoin price in the past, then you will know that anything is possible.

When bitcoin was around 120,000 nobody expected bitcoin to drop to the current price which we are, some people were saying bitcoin isn’t going to drop below 100,000 but today we can see bitcoin price around 60,000 range, so in crypto space anything is possible. What most people want is bitcoin price to be pumping always, people don’t want a crash in bitcoin price which is not possible, bitcoin is volatile in nature we should always expect up and down.

[STT]

Ideally if you are buying you want the price to overreact and become inaccurate so you can buy cheap.   August 2024 the price did sell off sharply because I think of events in Japan that scared markets.  It recovered too quick for most to buy but at that point I took it as a bullish sign that so many had jumped on the opportunity to buy.

[OgNasty]

I think when Bitcoin falls below $60K I might add a weekly DCA to my already monthly DCA plan. I would be effectively doubling the amount of BTC I would be accumulating. If/when it falls below $50K I may start making entire coin purchases.

[hostm]

The main reason for Bitcoin's decline is that those manipulating the Bitcoin price accumulated a huge amount of stablecoins during the previous cycle.

And given that there was no traditional alt-season during the previous cycle, the amount of stablecoins and cash they currently hold is simply enormous.

But stablecoins aren't the kind of instrument whales would want to use for long-term savings. It's no wonder the concept of "hodling" emerged. Previously, the S&P 500 and gold were used for hodling, but now more and more people and companies are starting to use Bitcoin for hodling.

Therefore, I think whales are now even more determined to push the Bitcoin price lower than during previous bear markets. How they will do this is another matter. They have plenty of tools at their disposal to manipulate the price.

It's no wonder even Satoshi himself discouraged a quick switch to graphics cards for Bitcoin mining. To have the opportunity to accumulate more. And right now, the only way to accumulate more Bitcoin is to push the price lower during a bear market.

[Anayochukwu]

I want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000, and that's possible given current market conditions.

Do you want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000?

First of all I want to know if you are planning to accumulate more Bitcoin because I don't know why you want Bitcoin to fall below $60, 000. Because someone that has been in the invest for a while now would never in any way want Bitcoin to fall below $60,000 rather they would even hope for it to get above @100,000 so I honestly don't want Bitcoin to fall below that because I don't want to be losses, but even if get to that amount I will still not panick.

[kawetsriyanto]

This is the target where I will close all my long Bitcoin positions and look for a short entry. But I have already started to take profit. Because with a x10 margin, even a $2000 upward movement helps make a good profit.

It is very reasonable price level to close for the all entry. I even think to stop entry when BTC price is above $70k again. So far, I assume the safest zone to buy is when BTC price is below $70k. Well, it seems you set a realistic target!

I buy Bitcoins on the spot market using profits from my futures positions and other profit-making activities. I've been buying Bitcoins on the spot market since 2015.

Well, okay. You are an experienced investor. However, I'm still a bit confused that you prefer future market than spot market.  

Those of us who trade DCA will always hope that it will increase a lot, but even if it decreases, we will benefit. And the DCA method is the best for investing.

If the price keeps declining, how we can get profits? No matter we use DCA or another strategy, it is impossible to take profits when it decreases.  
Sure, DCA is good strategy for accumulating Bitcoin investment. But we must still do analysis to determine the right price to start applying the DCA strategy.