Yes, a 50% drop is possible, b

bennyser

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Yes, a 50% drop is possible, but not guaranteed.

Why it could happen

Macro risk – inflation, high interest rates, recession fears, or market shocks could trigger big sell-offs.

High volatility & leverage – Bitcoin markets are thin; if leveraged positions get liquidated, prices can fall fast.

Cycle cooling down – Post-halving cycles often include big pullbacks.

Regulation risk – New rules or crackdowns could scare investors.

Why it might NOT happen

Strong institutional support – ETFs, corporate treasuries, and big funds provide buying strength.

Adoption continues – Bitcoin is still seen as “digital gold” by many investors.

Long-term holders help stabilize price during corrections.

Overall

A 50% drop is possible, especially if macro economy turns bad.

But strong institutional buying makes a full crash less likely than in past cycles.

Good to be cautious, manage risk, and avoid too much leverage.

BTC Slides: Can it Hold $85K or Head to $70K?

Strategy poured nearly $1 billion into Bitcoin for a second consecutive week, continuing to add to its position as crypto prices pulled back. The pioneer of the “digital asset treasury” strategy saw its shares fall more than 8% on Monday, closing at $162.08 in New York. Bitcoin at one point slid 3.7% to $85,171, still down about 30% from its early-October record high of $126,000. Can Bitcoin hold key support levels this week? Will MSTR test the $150 level again? Would you stay firmly invested?

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