Bitcoin Tanks Below $80K – Post-Trump Gains Wiped Out!
Bitcoin is under $80,000 for the first time since November, erased most of the post election gains as macro worries mount.
Feb 27, BTC dropped to $79,752, 2.65% in an hour according to TradingView. $100m in longs liquidated as per CoinGlass.
Last time at this level was Nov 11, after Trump’s election. Many thought Trump would be pro-crypto and take Bitcoin to new highs in 2025. Well, that optimism is being tested now with analysts talking about $70,000.
🚨 JUST IN: Bitcoin drops below $80K for the first time in 4 months! 🚨
Volatility is back, panic is rising#Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto #MarketCrash #BuyTheDip
— Block TrendX (@BlockTrendx) February 28, 2025
Traders Brace for a Possible $70K Bitcoin Price
Market is sentiment has shifted, key traders are preparing for more downside.
Crypto analyst dmac noted on X (formerly Twitter), “Dip buyers are getting smoked. I still see $70K as the target.”
Pseudonymous trader Mandrik added, “If you liked $80K Bitcoin, then you’re gonna love $70K Bitcoin.”
Rager, another well-followed analyst with over 200,000 X followers, remained unfazed, stating that a drop into the mid-to-low $70Ks would not be abnormal.
Historical data shows corrections of 30-40% during previous bull cycles. Polymarket prediction markets shows almost 50/50 whether BTC will stabilize or go to $70,000.
Crypto market updates: Bitcoin's value drops below $80k, Solana's concerns ease, and $BANANA project shows strong revenue. Remember to do your own research, don't blindly follow strangers for financial advice, and stay patient. Good night and good luck with your investments!…
— Alexey Vasilev (@Alvasilevv) February 28, 2025
Institutional Investors Maintain Long-Term Bullish Outlook
Despite the pullback, institutions are still long term bullish. Since hitting all time high of $109,000 on Jan 20 (Trump’s inauguration day), Bitcoin has dropped 26% yet major financial institutions still see huge upside.
Standard Chartered’s head of digital assets research, Geoffrey Kendrick, reaffirmed his bullish stance, predicting Bitcoin could reach $200,000 by the end of 2025 and surge to $500,000 before the end of Trump’s second term.
Institutional investment inflows into Bitcoin ETFs remain steady, indicating long-term confidence despite short-term volatility.
As macroeconomic uncertainty and policy concerns weigh on the market, all eyes are on Bitcoin’s next move. Will it rebound above $80,000, or is a deeper correction toward $70,000 inevitable? Investors and traders will be closely watching the charts in the coming weeks.
