Bitcoin (BTC) Price Crash May Be Coming as Key Indicators Flash Warning Signs

Bitcoin's price has been struggling to stay above the crucial mark of $100K, and analysts are starting to sound the alarm due to changing economic factors.

Cryptocurrency trader Jason Pizzino is raising the alarm over several economic factors that could lead to a Bitcoin crash.

According to Pizzino, several market indicators are suggesting a bearish trend, including declining interest in Bitcoin and decreasing trading volume.

"If Bitcoin doesn't break above the Feb 3rd high of $102,600 (rounding up to $103,000) and close above it multiple times, not just briefly wick above it, then the probabilities of a crash will continue to increase," Pizzino said.

However, Pizzino's analysis differs from that of crypto analyst Klarck, who is predicting a Bitcoin crash as early as next week.

After analyzing market data for hours, Klarck believes that Bitcoin's recent growth phase has ended and that a prolonged correction is on the way.

"Spent hours today analyzing the market, and I think we're about to enter a prolonged Bitcoin correction," Klarck said.

According to Klarck, two major factors are contributing to his bearish outlook.

Firstly, he points to rising CPI inflation, which could hurt market sentiment and push investors away from risky assets like Bitcoin.

Secondly, Klarck claims that Binance, one of the world's largest crypto exchanges, has sold off all its Bitcoin holdings. If true, this could increase selling pressure and drag prices down even further.

"Bitcoin's next stop is $85,000 before a bigger crash," Klarck added, advising traders to prepare for upcoming news events that could trigger even sharper declines.

At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $96,220. With analysts spotting multiple warning signs, the next few days will be crucial in determining whether Bitcoin can recover—or if the crash scenario plays out as predicted.