Bitcoin (BTC) price falls from $88,000 to $82,000, but global liquidity expansion expectations are spreading, strengthening the long-term bullish outlook.

Recently, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) fell from $88,000 to $82,000, but expectations for global liquidity expansion are spreading, strengthening the long-term bullish outlook.

Recently, Bitcoin (BTC) price fell from $88,000 to $82,000 as expectations for global liquidity expansion strengthened the long-term bullish outlook.

Cryptocurrency specialist media Cointelegraph reported that Bitcoin continued its bearish trend as $158 million worth of long positions were liquidated over three days starting from the 26th. In contrast, gold prices continued to rise, reaching an all-time high of $3,087 per ounce.

Analysts are focusing on signs that suggest interest rate cuts and liquidity expansion. According to the Chicago Fed Watch, there is about a 50% chance that the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) will cut rates below 4% (upper limit) in July.

Amid weakened investor sentiment, there are also observations that institutional investors have started to realize profits. Alexandre Vassalley, co-founder of B2V Crypto, predicted, "The market is currently in a temporary liquidity exit phase," and "Major policy announcements, such as Bitcoin strategic reserve plans, will eventually increase adoption rates."

There are also opinions that Trump's reciprocal tariffs, which are pressuring the market, may be eased more than expected. Warren Pies, founder of 3F Research, analyzed, "The U.S. administration may ease its tariff policy," adding, "This could lead to stabilized investor sentiment and a potential rebound in the S&P 500."