Experts are predicting a significant range for Bitcoin’s price at the end of the year, with 10x Research projecting a possible decline between $70,000 and $100,000. This prediction comes as Bitcoin continues to face selling pressure amidst bearish market sentiment and expert opinions. Key factors influencing the predicted price range include investor activity, institutional investment patterns, and macroeconomic indicators like the Bank of Japan’s potential rate hikes in December. 10x Research highlights that the current volatility is decreasing, while flows into spot Bitcoin ETFs have slowed down. Peter Brandt, a veteran trader, echoes this bearish sentiment with his support levels at $70,000 and mid-$40,000. He believes investors will sell if BTC falls further, even predicting a crash to $58,000. 10x Research recommends hedging the risk by selling Bitcoin put options at $70,000 and calls at $100,000 for December 2025 expiry. Despite predictions of potential support due to seasonal trends and accumulation near the $80,000 level (as Glassnode data shows), experts remain cautious. The decline in Bitcoin price is attributed to macroeconomic factors such as global interest rate dynamics and the ongoing Tether controversy in the crypto market. Ted Pillows, another crypto analyst, predicts a drop towards the November low if BTC fails to reclaim the $88,000-$89,000 level, suggesting resistance at around $92,000-$93,000. 10x Research’s prediction comes as Bitcoin trades at $86,383 with a 6% drop in the past 24 hours, reflecting heightened trading activity. The current market volatility suggests a continued period of uncertainty for Bitcoin.