Following U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent statements, Iran has declared once again that negotiations and agreements under current conditions remain impossible. While Iran acknowledges efforts by the U.S. to open dialogue, hopes for a breakthrough are rapidly fading unless a formal meeting is announced by tomorrow. Elsewhere, a prominent crypto prognosticator, who correctly anticipated last year’s sharp decline, has now revealed his prediction for a potential price bottom.
Crypto Prophet Predicts Major Bitcoin Downturn
Roman Trading, a figure widely followed in the digital currency community for his astute market calls, expects Bitcoin to hit its lowest point between September and November. Drawing on the recurring patterns of the 2022 bear cycle, he notes that although Bitcoin soared past $120,000 this year, he had earlier projected a target of $70,000—a forecast that so far has proven accurate. Now, Roman warns the bottom could be as low as $50,000. While Bitcoin has spent minimal time below $60,000 recently, a drop to these levels would spell trouble for investors if his prediction comes true.
“Examining the weekly Bitcoin chart, it strongly mirrors the 2022 bear market cycle. If this pattern holds, we’re likely to see a bottom forming between September and November. Are you prepared?” Roman Trading remarked.
His analysis points to a potential drop as low as $31,000—significantly beneath the previous cycle’s peak and even grimmer than the 2022 collapse, when Bitcoin fell to $15,000 after breaching its historic highs. Should Bitcoin slide to $31,000 in this cycle, Roman likens it to last year’s scenario where many feared a plummet to $10,000, underscoring the seriousness of his outlook.
Mixed Forecasts Divide Bitcoin Observers
Not everyone shares Roman Trading’s pessimism. In contrast, some once-famous forecasters like Capo and PlanB, who made bold predictions over the past five years, have since lost credibility. Roman could risk being mocked like his predecessors if his September–November bottom call doesn’t materialize. However, should factors like Trump’s midterm defeat or a prolonged conflict involving Iran come into play, his dire warning may be validated—with potentially devastating consequences for the global economy.
Shifting focus to current market analysis, two contemporary analysts offer different perspectives. Ran Neuner remains firmly optimistic, sharing a recent chart to underscore signs of a major Bitcoin rebound. His technical outlook highlights growing resilience in the world’s leading cryptocurrency.
“While pressure persists in every other market, Bitcoin displays remarkable strength. The $77,000 level is squarely in sight,” Ran Neuner observed.
Meanwhile, analyst Nic draws attention to over $14 billion worth of options contracts set to expire this Friday, pointing out that the “maximum pain” threshold—where the most contracts end up out-of-the-money—stands at $75,000. Historically, these pain points have acted as magnets for price action as expiration nears. Should diplomatic talks be confirmed tomorrow, Bitcoin testing the $75,000 mark by Friday, assisted by options dynamics, would come as little surprise.
