Bitcoin Price Floor Predicted Between $44,000 and $47,000
Bitcoin (BTC) has entered a 91-day window that has marked the end of bearish trends and the beginning of growth in the last three bear markets. Historical data shows that these 91 days are typically accompanied by panic selling. Comparing previous cycles indicates that the extent of the decline during this final phase has decreased each time. In the 2014 bear market, Bitcoin's price fell by over 63%, which dropped to 56% in 2018 and 37% in 2022. This trend suggests an increase in liquidity and the entry of institutional investors. Analysts have examined the Bitcoin price floor using two methods: 1. Linear regression model, which predicts a decline of about 26.6%, indicating a price floor at $47,431. 2. Logarithmic Fibonacci, which places a 50% retracement at $44,428. The convergence of these two tools introduces a support range between $44,000 and $47,000 until early October 2026. Analysts warn that macroeconomic shocks could invalidate these models.
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