In the past year, Roman Trading, often dubbed the crypto seer, accurately predicted significant market moves. Analysts might gain such fame periodically, but their renown rarely lasts. So, what are the current expectations of this latest crypto prophet, and what are other analysts saying?
The Cryptocurrency Oracle
Towards the end of 2021, PlanB emerged as an analyst whose predictions consistently came true. Throughout 2022, CAPO spoke of continuous declines, prompting some to consider him the new oracle when PlanB was mocked. When the market began to rise in 2023, CAPO refused to believe in the surge, facing similar ridicule. By the second half of 2025, despite Bitcoin surpassing $120,000, Roman Trading incessantly predicted a movement to $80,000.
He was proven right. Before 2025 concluded, Bitcoin fell to $80,000, validating Roman Trading’s prediction of a 40% drop. He took positions accordingly while the price was still at its peak. Yet, like PlanB and CAPO, he too will eventually err, being rendered comical by a trend he disbelieves in.
In his current assessment, the analyst argues that the latest surge was quite normal since the MACD and RSI indicators retreated into the oversold region. He anticipates that after a test continuing up to a maximum of $100,000, Bitcoin will embark on a journey down to $56,000.
“We must remember that historically, we’ve been oversold on MACD and RSI. The only thing I see is indicators resetting for further decline.”
“After a 40% drop from ATH levels, all this lateral movement is completely normal.”
Volumes Have Weakened
Last year, it was noted that due to high leverage, cryptocurrencies were driven towards more frequent liquidations. Currently, open positions on CME have significantly declined, though this is interpreted as a lack of interest. At the time of writing, BTC saw a decline anticipating a High Court decision expected on Friday.
Will highlighted CME data, stating;
“To illustrate how stagnant the Bitcoin market has been, CME’s BTC futures trading volumes fell by 90% from peak to yesterday’s levels. Open positions for options in CME also reduced by 85%.”
