Crypto analyst Flow Horse warns that Bitcoin (BTC) remains vulnerable, predicting it may fall below $80,000 despite a potential rise above $90,000. He advises that any rallies are likely short-lived and emphasizes the risk posed by potential political changes affecting the Federal Reserve. Currently, he has no investments in Bitcoin or equities.
A prominent cryptocurrency analyst, known as the Flow Horse, warns that Bitcoin (BTC) is not resilient enough yet, despite a recent rise from its 2025 low of approximately $74,000. He indicates that Bitcoin may revisit price levels beneath $80,000, while a temporary surge could push it above $90,000 before a decline ensues.
The analyst suggests that should Bitcoin maintain a bid at approximately $88,000, there may be potential for it to reach mid-$90,000s. However, he emphasises that he expects Bitcoin to ultimately fall back into the $70,000s due to existing market dynamics, including a running diagonal and observable moving averages.
Furthermore, the Flow Horse asserts that if former President Trump were to dismiss Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, it could have dire repercussions for Bitcoin and broader risk assets. He admits this outcome seems improbable but acknowledges the current unpredictable nature of markets.
Currently, he holds no exposure to Bitcoin or equities, speculating that the recent rallies are likely to be short-lived. He maintains that the trend remains unfavourable for buyers and that rallies should primarily be seen as opportunities to sell. At the time of reporting, Bitcoin is valued at $84,490.
