Recently, the cryptocurrency market has experienced notable changes. According to the latest trading data from Polymarket, investors' views on Bitcoin's short-term trend are shifting. Currently, the proportion of traders expecting Bitcoin to drop below $100,000 by the end of 2025 has decreased to 61%, down from the previous 72%.

This data change reflects a subtle shift in market sentiment. Analysts point out that the key factor in whether Bitcoin can maintain above $100,000 lies in whether the purchasing power of digital asset treasury and institutional investors is sufficient to offset the downward pressure caused by large-scale sell-offs. If the buying power is insufficient, the risk of Bitcoin breaking through this important psychological threshold will increase.

Although some optimistic analysts still insist that Bitcoin is expected to challenge the high of $200,000 before 2026, most market participants are cautious about maintaining high levels in the short term and expect it to possibly fall below $100,000 by the end of the year.

It is worth noting that, as of the latest report, the trading price of Bitcoin remains around $112,081. Since June of this year, the price of Bitcoin has been stable above $100,000, demonstrating strong market resilience. However, the recent changes in market expectations undoubtedly bring new uncertainties to this situation.

As the crypto assets market continues to evolve, investors and analysts will closely monitor various influencing factors, including global economic conditions, changes in the regulatory environment, and institutional participation, to assess the future price trends of Bitcoin. In this volatile market, remaining vigilant and conducting rational analysis will become increasingly important.