With the sweeping bearish force in the market, analysts are now predicting where Bitcoin price could go in the next few months. Today, the price of Bitcoin dipped to $103,538 after trading much higher at $110,700. This drop is part of four consecutive days of Bitcoin declines, falling consistently lower and closing below the previous day’s open. Interestingly, the ongoing downturn opposes the widely anticipated October bull run many had expected. Notably, Bitcoin crossed $126,000 in the first week of this month but has since dipped by over 16.32%. Instead, Alejandro expects Bitcoin to continue falling steadily throughout the remainder of 2025, potentially reaching lows below $80K. His view takes inspiration from Bitcoin’s historical chart, where the coin initially reached a peak above $109,114 in January but saw its price consistently dip over subsequent months. It bottomed at $74,400 by April before an uptrend began. Essentially, Bitcoin declined for around three months before resuming an upward trend. Now, Alejandro is painting a similar scenario for the next three months. Notably, from Bitcoin’s current position of $105,600, a dip to $79,000 would mean a significant 25% drop. However, some believe it could fall even lower. Let’s be honest, this is the most likely scenario for Bitcoin. Not the one influencers keep selling you.$BTC pic.twitter.com/ERrwm5HcYF — Alejandro₿TC (@Alejandro_XBT) October 16, 2025 “Bull Run is Over” Analyst Captain Faibik has raised alarms that the BTC bull run is over, warning of a potential 50% drop to $52,000. Analyst CryptoBird shared a similar sentiment, stating the current cycle is 99.3% complete, with a potential peak within 10 days. Bull run ends in 10 days. Cycle Peak Countdown says BTC is 99.3% done (1,058 days in) as we shake out weak hands in classic pre-peak pattern. Are we in bear market or there's more upside? Let me explain. (Thread) 🧵 pic.twitter.com/NB4hRuQvnZ — CRYPTO₿IRB (@crypto_birb) October 14, 2025 Bitcoin Could Crash to $26K Interestingly, financial commentator Andrew Tate has made an even more compelling case for why BTC could fall as low as $26,000. Notably, his outlook is not based on technical analysis. In a recent video, Tate blamed investor overconfidence and excessive leverage for the ongoing dip. “Everyone is max-longing because they think it can’t go lower — that’s exactly when it does,” he said. He stressed that hope-driven trading and borrowing to chase losses are fueling volatility. “It’ll keep getting worse until all optimism is gone,” Tate added, suggesting that only after total capitulation will Bitcoin rebound to a new all-time high. Long Term Remains Bullish While traders are becoming increasingly bearish, some contrarian investors argue that this is when the market could surprise everyone, just as the historically bullish October month has suddenly turned bearish. Meanwhile, beyond short-term price performance, there is widespread hope for much higher Bitcoin prices in the future. Many commentators have forecast prices like $250,000, $500,000, and even $1 million between now and 2030. These bold outlooks make short-term action nearly irrelevant in the grand scheme.