Disappointment in the crypto community: analysts lose confidence amid Bitcoin stagnation

When Bitcoin reached the $126,000 mark in October 2025, it seemed that the growth would continue. However, the following months brought a significant correction, dampening community sentiment. At this point, the coin is trading around $93,010, reflecting a 2.24% decrease over the past 24 hours. This slow but persistent decline has affected not only retail investors but also reputable analysts who have changed their market stance.

When optimists become skeptics: who was the first to change their mind?

Founder of the analytical platform CryptoQuant, Ki Young Ju, described the current situation as an astonishing turnaround. According to him, leading voices in the crypto industry, who previously actively promoted growth, are now positioning themselves as bears. “My favorite analysts have turned bearish. I feel lonely,” he wrote on social media.

A particularly telling sign was the reversal by Robert Kiyosaki — the famous author of the bestseller “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” who for many years actively promoted Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation. Recently, he decided to sell part of his BTC and redirect funds into other investment avenues. But the most revealing was his silence on social media — previously, Robert Kiyosaki regularly shared his thoughts on cryptocurrency, but now he is trying to avoid the topic.

Technical signals reinforce distrust in the market

Trading volume over the past day decreased by 16.9% to $27.8 billion, signaling reduced activity among market participants. From a technical analysis perspective, the situation looks even worse. On Bitcoin charts, a potential “death cross” is forming — a classic bearish indicator that many traders interpret as a signal of further decline.

If the analysts’ theory is confirmed, Bitcoin could fall to the $67,000 mark. However, the decline will not be free-fall. On this path, the coin will have support levels at $80,600 and $74,111, which could halt further correction.

Optimists remain in the minority but refuse to give up

Despite the pressure of negative sentiment, Ki Young Ju is not ready to support the bearish consensus. Although he has not explicitly issued a forecast for Bitcoin’s growth, his position remains cautiously bullish. Other optimists in the community share a similar stance, viewing the current consolidation not as an end but as a accumulation phase. They believe that the current dips provide investors with an opportunity to buy assets at more attractive prices.

Historical data supports this hypothesis — a bearish consensus often precedes noticeable growth. Only time and patience remain for those who still believe in Bitcoin’s recovery.