Q1 of 2025 brought a volatile start to the year for Bitcoin, mirroring broader market trends within the crypto sector. After an initial surge that saw prices reach $93,400, Bitcoin’s journey concluded with a dip at $82,510 – marking a decline of 11.7% over three months. While this downturn sparked concern amongst investors, it’s crucial to analyze the broader context before forecasting price movements. The analysis is based on the BTC/USD 1-day chart from TradingView and the total crypto market cap, which followed a similar downward trend, dropping from $3.18 trillion at the start of the year to $2.63 trillion by March’s end. This 17.3% decline suggests broader market correction rather than an isolated Bitcoin issue. However, Bitcoin’s dominance remains strong at 61.9%, showcasing its resilience against the overall market downturn. Bitcoin’s all-time high of $109,220 serves as a crucial benchmark and while current price sits around $84,700, indicating signs of recovery, breaking past previous highs requires renewed market momentum and investor confidence.