Mounting macroeconomic risks, declining Bitcoin miner revenues, and cautious sentiment among investors could trigger a sharp BTC price correction.

3 reasons why Bitcoin price could fall below $100,000

As Bitcoin (BTC) continues its steady climb toward its all-time high (ATH) of 
$111,814 recorded in May 2025, the cryptocurrency is witnessing a notable 
shift in its holder composition. New on-chain data suggests that BTC “weak 
hands” are selling their holdings to larger investors. Bitcoin Moving Upstream 
From Weak Hands To Big Money According to a recent Cryptoquant Quicktake post 
by contributor IT Tech, Bitcoin’s supply is moving upstream from retail 
investors to larger holders. This movement denotes a fundamental shift in the 
investor sentiment toward the largest digital asset. Related Reading: Bitcoin 
Following ABCD Pattern? Analyst Sees Path To $137,000 Retail investors &#8211; those 
holding less than one BTC &#8211; have seen a significant reduction in their 
holdings, with total balances dropping by 54,500 BTC year-over-year (YoY), to 
1.69 million BTC. On average, this cohort has experienced outflows of 
approximately 220 BTC per day. In contrast, large holders &#8211; wallets with 1,000 
BTC or more &#8211; have expanded their total BTC exposure by 507,700 BTC over the 
same period, bringing their combined holdings to 16.57 million BTC. This group 
is now seeing average inflows of around 1,460 BTC per day. Institutional 
interest in Bitcoin also continues to rise at a historic pace. Notably, 
institutions are currently absorbing about seven times more BTC than retail 
investors are selling. At the same time, the post-halving issuance of BTC is 
currently hovering around 450 BTC a day, raising the possibility of a true 
“supply squeeze” amid strong buying pressure. To recall, BTC underwent its 
latest halving in April 2024, when the mining reward for each block on the 
chain was slashed from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC. In their commentary, IT Tech 
noted that meaningful retail interest has yet to kick in during this cycle. 
Unlike previous market tops &#8211; where retail investors aggressively accumulated 
BTC &#8211; current data shows them exiting the market, suggesting that the bull run 
may still have more room to grow. Another metric that points toward the market 
top being far from the current price level is the Bitcoin 30-day MA Binary 
CDD. In a recent analysis, CryptoQuant contributor Avocado_onchain noted that 
the BTC market is “far from overheating.” BTC Short-Term Holder Floor 
Approaching $100,000 As BTC remains range-bound between $100,000 and $110,000, 
the short-term holder (STH) realized price &#8211; a key psychological support level 
&#8211; is steadily climbing. It currently sits near $98,000, reflecting rising 
investor conviction. Related Reading: Bitcoin Poised For Rally As Geopolitical 
Tensions Ease And Inflation Expectations Fall Further on-chain data also shows 
that both retail and institutional holders are reducing exchange deposits, 
signalling reluctance to sell at current levels. This behavior supports the 
idea that many are positioning for further upside. At press time, BTC trades 
at $107,012, down 0.5% in the past 24 hours. Featured image with Unsplash, 
charts from CryptoQuant and TradingView.com

Bitcoin Weak Hands Exit While Smart Money Loads Up –  Is A Breakout Near?

Dogecoin showed a sudden rebound this week, sparking fresh talk of a major 
rally in the weeks ahead. After dipping to $0.142 on Sunday, the meme coin has 
climbed back above $0.16. Related Reading: Bunker Buster: Ethereum Titans 
Stake $100 Million Amid US-Iran Hostilities According to market watchers, this 
bounce off long-term support could set the stage for a much bigger move, 
possibly as soon as July. Chart Pattern Points To Support Analysts have noted 
that Dogecoin’s slide to $0.142 fits neatly into a rising pattern of higher 
lows. Based on analysis, the dip hit a multi-year trendline that first showed 
up in October 2023. At that time, prices fell to a similar zone before 
reversing. Once Dogecoin found footing, it moved into an ascending channel, 
forming a steady string of higher highs and higher lows on the weekly chart. 
$DOGE $1 https://t.co/KgAc4sZ2LN — WIZZ🥷 ( beware scammers ) (@CryptoWizardd) 
June 24, 2025 July Could Be The Launchpad Meanwhile, crypto analyst WIZZ have 
predicted that Dogecoin’s next leg up could begin in July. If the current 
support holds, they argue, DOGE may pick up speed and push toward the wedge’s 
tip and hit $1. The analyst&#8217;s chart shows a potential rally to $1.40, which 
would mark a 740% jump from today’s levels and blow past the $1 mark that many 
have eyed for years. Multiple Forecasts Add Fuel To The Debate This isn’t the 
first time experts have set sights on $1 for Dogecoin. Galaxy Research put the 
$1 target on its radar before the end of 2025. Javon Marks, in his own 
analysis, sees DOGE breaching $1.25 by riding a bullish continuation pattern. 
Other analysts have called for a 500% surge after a falling-wedge breakout in 
March. $0.6533 for $DOGE with a high likeliness of a break above, bringing 
$1.25+ into play! (Dogecoin) https://t.co/ltCEos1E8w — JAVON⚡️MARKS 
(@JavonTM1) June 21, 2025 Short-Term Gains Vs. Long-Term Risks Dogecoin’s 
recent turn higher adds about 10% to its weekly lows, and it’s up roughly 5% 
over the last weekly session, trading near $0.166. But critics point out that 
DOGE lacks the fundamental backing of tokens that power major networks. Its 
price moves largely on community enthusiasm and hype. If Bitcoin or the 
broader crypto market cools off, Dogecoin could see sharper drops than more 
established assets. Related Reading: Double Win: Dogwifhat Jumps 24% Alongside 
Bitcoin’s $107K Push What Traders Should Keep In Mind For those thinking of 
jumping in, this setup is a double-edged sword. A 500% move in one month would 
be historic—even by meme-coin standards. But that kind of rally demands 
perfect market conditions and lots of buying momentum. If support breaks 
again, losses could come just as fast. Traders who choose to play this rebound 
may want to set clear profit targets and tight stops. Featured image from 
Unsplash, chart from TradingView

July Jump? Dogecoin Set To Soar, Analysts Forecast $1 Break

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