Will $BTC crash to $25K?
Some people are saying it might, but the truth is, that seems unlikely. Let me explain how this actually works.
Every transaction is processed on the blockchain, and miners are the ones confirming blocks. They need at least a price level where mining is profitable, otherwise they start losing money. That break-even zone is roughly 25K–45K. If price stays there for too long, miners will reduce activity, blocks will come slower, transactions may lag, and errors can increase. That’s when a real crash would happen. But right now, we are nowhere near that scenario.
The reality is, around $74,500 strong demand has already shown up. Price reacted immediately, which shows buyers are still active. Right now we are below the key range, but the first strong sign of reversal will be a daily close above $80,000.
Even if extreme FUD hits, BTC might dip only to around $71,000. It is unlikely to go lower than that, because miners and market structure won’t allow it.
This is not a crash phase—it’s more like accumulation and fear resetting. Smart money is positioning while retail panics. In this scenario, BTC’s floor is roughly $71K, and below that, it probably won’t go.
