If Bitcoin 
$77,710 retreats to levels around $90,000, it may validate what the economic seer has been anticipating for months: a steady decline in the currency’s value, particularly evident in the second quarter of 2025. The crypto predictor’s latest assessment has reinforced his belief that a continuation of the bull run is unlikely, instigating curiosity about his current observations.
Insights from the Crypto Seer
Roman Trading, a known name in the cryptocurrency market, has consistently predicted that Bitcoin would not rise above a noteworthy new peak beyond $120,000. This outlook grounds itself in the disruptions affecting the long-term market structure. When assessing previous bear market computations, there is a historical pattern suggesting Bitcoin’s growth aligns with a cycle, hypothetically peaking at $120,000.
During earlier times, Bitcoin had not breached the $40,000 mark. Indeed, Bitcoin established an all-time high just above $120,000 before stabilizing. Roman Trading aligns with the idea that market structure disruptions, rather than historical market similarities, sustain his bearish outlook.
Rising institutional acceptance, increased reserves, and the introduction of ETFs contribute rational angles to argue for Bitcoin’s continued rise. Moreover, Federal Reserve policies haven’t yet relaxed to desired levels, indicating Bitcoin has not fully realized its potential. Thus, confidently asserting $120,000 as the last peak before a bear run, appears speculative. Roman Trading, however, remains skeptical and recently shared the following chart.
The analyst, suggesting a terrific downtrend test, anticipates further decline with the next support level at $102,000. As the resistance at $108,000 undergoes rigorous testing, compounded by the September Fed chaos, short-term predictions appear to justify skepticism of the crypto seer. Currently, Bitcoin’s price hovers around $108,300, underneath the alert level Roman Trading pointed out earlier today.
Critical Bitcoin Price Level
While one may be tempted to disregard Roman Trading for his bearish sentiment, the same analyst interestingly highlights a rally potential in altcoins. He forecasts not just a bear market onset but also that we might be entering the final “altcoin season” of this bull run. Another analyst, Kyle, underscores the short-term investment threshold at $108,900.
“Should BTC fail to reclaim the $108.9 thousand level, based on STH cost basis, it enters a danger zone. Historically, falling below this line identifies weak hands shedding their holdings.
If losses persist between $107,000 and $108,900, statistics suggest a dip between $93,000 and $95,000.”
