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Bitcoin’s $90,000 Dip: A Pause, Not the End of the Bull Run According to Analysts

Bitcoin’s dip toward $90,000 after nearing $100,000 doesn’t signal the end of the bull market, analysts suggest. Cooling off after significant gains is typical. With 2025’s halving cycle and pro-crypto sentiment from leaders like Donald Trump, the rally likely continues. Short-term targets remain strong, positioning investors for further growth despite market volatility.

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Some crypto investors had imagined it differently: Instead of Bitcoin heroically breaking through the $100,000 mark, it weakened and even dropped towards $90,000. So was that it for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Ripple and Co?

Is the dream of a crypto bull market over sooner than expected? No, investors don’t need to worry too much. It can never hurt to be vigilant and prepare for different scenarios in the volatile crypto market. But the bull market for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Solana and Co has probably only just begun. And these are the reasons for this:

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Ripple and Co: This is what is currently happening

Apparently, some investors took profits before the infamous $100,000. But after more than 120 percent gain this year, that’s hardly surprising. In addition, the Bitcoin price was overheating and needed to cool down. It is currently testing its 20-day line at around $92,000, which happens every now and then. However, this line should hold. If it doesn’t, we will reassess the situation.

And in the wake of the small Bitcoin correction, Ethereum , Solana , Ripple and Co are of course correcting as well. But here too there have been fantastic gains recently, so investors should not overestimate this. In addition, the record high of the entire crypto market was exceeded again last week. And the last time this happened, the crypto market tested this high again the following week. And this time too.

For investors, this means getting their bearings and repositioning themselves. But what should you do now?

Is that it? This is what investors should do now

As mentioned, the bull market is most likely not over yet. After all, the rally should only really start in 2025 after the 4-year cycle. The best crypto years were 2013, 2017 and 2021 because this is related to the Bitcoin halving, which happens approximately every 4 years.

In addition, Donald Trump, a crypto advocate, is now the new US president from January. He has a crypto fan in Elon Musk as a close advisor and the crypto-critical head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Gary Gensler, has already been targeted. Overall, cryptocurrencies are likely to continue to do well, even though it is quite common in the crypto sector that there can also be harsh and strong corrections.

For Bitcoin, the short-term price targets are $89,500 (bottom) and $114,000 (top), for Ethereum $3,200 and $4,100, for Solana $210 and $272, and for Ripple $1.15 and $1.98.

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Sharon Harris is a feminist and a part-time nomad. She reports about businesses primarily involved in tech, CBD, and crypto. She started her career as a product manager at a Silicon Valley startup but now enjoys a new life as a personal finance geek and writer. Her primary aim is to provide readers with a new perspective on the overlapping world of finance and technology.