The analyst told Cointelegraph:

“Bitcoin’s drop below $80,000 amid investor fear from Trump’s tariffs and market unrest, points to a correction likely hitting $76,000-$78,000 this week, nearing $75,000 as a key support level based on historical patterns and trader sentiment.”
Still, some analysts are concerned that Bitcoin’s correction may see the world’s first cryptocurrency revisit $70,000.
Based on its correlation with the global liquidity index, Bitcoin’s right-hand side (RHS), which marks the lowest bid price someone is willing to sell the currency for, may fall below $70,000 around the end of February, after it peaked near $110,000 in January.