BTC Price Falls Under $90K: Vitalik’s Quantum Warning Intensifies Sell-Off
$Bitcoin has broken below the critical $90,000 level once again, triggering a fresh wave of panic across the crypto market. This drop comes just hours after a shocking statement from Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin .
The combination of renewed macro fear, technical breakdowns, and quantum-security concerns has pushed BTC toward its lowest levels of November.
BITCOIN PRICE ANALYSIS: Support Lost — And Momentum Is Still Falling
Based on the BTCUSD chart:
1. BTC Has Fully Lost the $94,200–$95,000 Support Zone
The chart shows a clean breakdown below the strong $94.2K horizontal support (yellow line). After retesting the area twice, BTC failed to reclaim it and rapidly dumped to $89,300.
BTC/USD 2-hour chart - TradingView
2. Price Structure Shows a Strong Downtrend
BTC has now formed:
- Lower highs
- Lower lows
- No bullish reversal structure
- Volatility increasing downward
This signals that the bearish momentum is still very much alive.
3. Stoch RSI is Oversold — But Still Falling
Your chart’s Stoch RSI:
- Blue: 16.94
- Orange: 34.78
Even though BTC is in the oversold zone, there is no bullish curl yet, which usually means sellers remain in control.
NEW FEAR FACTOR: Vitalik Buterin Warns Quantum Computers Could Break Bitcoin & Ethereum
Just hours ago, a headline went viral.
Why this matters today:
- Quantum security has always been theoretical — not immediate.
- But hearing it from Vitalik during a crash amplifies fear at the worst possible moment.
- Investors worry that long-term crypto safety may face new threats.
- Sentiment online shows rising panic and uncertainty.
This headline acted as an additional catalyst in an already fragile market structure.
Bitcoin Price Prediction: NEXT TARGETS
If Bitcoin continues the downward trajectory, here are the next technical targets:
🔸 Immediate Support: $87,500: A weak support level. Breaking it likely accelerates selling.
🔸 Secondary Support: $84,000: A short-term liquidity pocket. If BTC reaches this level, volatility may intensify.
🔻 Major Target: $82,000:
- This is the ultimate downside target if panic continues: It aligns with a key previous consolidation zone.
- It matches Fibonacci extensions from the recent top.
- Many analysts expect BTC to test this region if macro conditions worsen.
If Bitcoin breaks below $82K, the next range becomes $76K–$78K, but that scenario is not yet confirmed.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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