Bitcoin has slipped below $67,000, marking its lowest level in nearly 15 months and signaling what many analysts are calling full capitulation mode. Since the October 2025 peak near $126,000, BTC has corrected around 44%, shaking market confidence.
According to Coin Bureau analyst Nic Puckrin, losing the $70K psychological level opens the door to $55,700, driven by whale selling and institutions trimming exposure. He believes this may be a reset phase, not a quick dip—these phases often take months.
Meanwhile, Zack Shapiro from the Bitcoin Policy Institute says fundamentals like institutional adoption remain strong, but a retest of the 200-week MA near $58K wouldn’t be surprising as panic selling outweighs buyers.
Technical strategist Katie Stockton also points to $57,800 if downside momentum continues, noting a breakdown in weekly trend indicators.
On the extreme end, investment bank Stifel warns BTC could revisit $38,000 if historical bear-market patterns repeat.
This sell-off mirrors weakness across global markets, with stocks and commodities also under pressure—suggesting this is macro-driven fear, not just crypto.
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