Bitcoin slipped below $110,000, alarming analysts at Bitfinex and LMAX Group due to weak technical signals, implying potential risk for further downside and impacting institutional and retail investors on September 4, 2025.
The dip, exacerbated by negative sentiment and technical indicators, suggests potential deeper losses, potentially shaking investor confidence and extending sell-off impacts across related cryptocurrencies and equities.
The cryptocurrency market witnessed a significant shift as Bitcoin fell below $110,000. Market sentiment has turned negative partly due to weak technical signals, with analysts predicting a potential further decline.
Bitfinex analysts have predicted that Bitcoin might drop further to between $93,000 and $95,000.
“BTC is on the brink of losing a key level that could see prices plunge to $93,000 before a stronger final quarter,”said Bitfinex Analysts. Analysts from LMAX Group suggest the September weakness could set up a rally in Q4.
Institutional Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. saw significant outflows totaling $751 million in August. The drop under key support levels indicates added market strain.
Stocks of major corporate BTC holders such as MicroStrategy and MetaPlanet have decreased sharply. This downturn links to weak on-chain technicals and broader economic concerns.
Historically, September has seen nine negative Bitcoin performances over the last 14 years, averaging a 12% loss. This pattern highlights recurring seasonal volatility.
Experts suggest that a potential Q4 rally might align with previous September patterns. According to FxPro, continued downward trends could lead BTC to around $105,000.
“The broader capitalization chart continues to record a series of lower lows, signaling a downward trend… Bitcoin’s failure to hold $112,000 warns of further decline toward the $105,000 area,”said Alex Kuptsikevich, Chief Market Analyst, FxPro.
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