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Institution: Bitcoin Still Faces Further Downside Risk, Deep Bear Market Could See Prices Halve Again

Ned Davis Research analysts believe that Bitcoin still faces downside risk after a large-scale sell-off, with a potential decline of 70%-75%, possibly dropping to $31,000. However, more institutional buyers at present could provide stability to the price, and a winter is not necessarily inevitable.

Bottoming out and aiming for a rebound by the end of the year! Standard Chartered predicts: Bitcoin may drop to $50,000, and Ethereum could fall to $1,400

Standard Chartered Bank has revised down its short-term outlook for the cryptocurrency market, predicting a potential wave of sell-offs in the coming months but remaining optimistic about a rebound by the end of the year. The Bitcoin target price has been lowered to $100,000, and Ethereum to $4,000, citing low confidence among ETF investors and economic uncertainties affecting market sentiment. Although the short-term outlook is bearish, the long-term market resilience remains positive.

CPI cools down, Bitcoin surges to $69,000, and the Air Force liquidates $360 million! But with the fear index hanging at 9, is the market bottom near?

U.S. January CPI Year-over-Year Growth Rate Drops to 2.4%, the Lowest Since 2025, Market Reaction Is Strong, Bitcoin Short-Term Rises to $69,190. Nevertheless, the Cryptocurrency Fear & Greed Index Remains at 9, indicating that market sentiment is still poor. Expectations for rate cuts are rising, but structural risks remain, and institutional funds lack confidence in the rebound.

CryptoQuant: Market correction is still ongoing, Bitcoin's ultimate support level is at 55K

CryptoQuant analysis predicts that Bitcoin's final bear market bottom will be around $55,000, and indicates that the market correction may not be over yet. Historical data shows that the true bottom usually takes several months to consolidate. Standard Chartered Bank also forecasts that prices may initially fall back to $50,000 and rebound by the end of the year, reflecting macroeconomic uncertainties affecting market sentiment.

Selling pressure increases, PancakeSwap faces the risk of a deeper decline

PancakeSwap (CAKE) is facing strong selling pressure, dropping below $1.26 and extending an 8% weekly decline. Negative sentiment is amplified in the derivatives market, with traders mainly betting on further price drops. If CAKE falls below the $1.18 support, it could decrease to $1.11.

CryptoQuant: The "final" bottom of Bitcoin's bear market is around $55,000

CryptoQuant analysis indicates that the Bitcoin bear market bottom is expected to be around $55,000, but it will take several months to form. Currently, the price is more than 25% above the historical bear market support zone. Despite recent significant losses, it has not approached the bottom. Key indicators show that it has not entered an extremely oversold state, and it remains in the bear market phase with no signs of bottoming out yet.