Bitcoin Price Drops Amid 65,200 BTC Moved to Exchanges for Sale

Bitcoin's price dropped to $92,300 on Tuesday, influenced by US political events affecting market sentiment. US stocks like Nasdaq and S&P 500 also saw declines. Despite positive news from a significant Bitcoin purchase by Michael Saylor’s company, short-term holders moved 65,200 BTC to exchanges at a loss, indicating potential selling pressure.

  • Short-term holders' actions potentially added $610 million in sell-side supply.
  • Bitcoin's trading volume increased by over 34%, suggesting fresh supply impacts.
  • The price remains vulnerable due to ongoing political uncertainties surrounding the Trump administration.

Bitcoin Price Forecast

Currently trading around $93,317, Bitcoin shows signs of stabilization after a decline to $90,900. However, a double-top pattern suggests potential further downside to $89,177, which aligns with the lower Bollinger Band as major support.

  • Bollinger Bands indicate downside expansion; resistance is near $99,069.
  • RSI is at 35, near oversold conditions, but high-volume inflows may continue the bearish trend.
  • Reclaiming the $99,000–$100,000 range is crucial for a bullish reversal.

Bitcoin (BTC) technical price analysis | TradingView

Failure to regain higher levels could lead to a retest of $89,000, especially if political volatility persists.