Bitcoin faces bearish pressure as an analyst warns of a 20–25% drop, while spot buyers continue long-term accumulation.
Bitcoin analysts are facing mixed views as bearish charts meet long-term buying plans.
One analyst warned that Bitcoin could fall another 20% to 25% in the midterm. Yet another analyst says current prices may still offer value for patient spot buyers.
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Bitcoin Chart Shows Bearish Pressure
Crypto analyst Captain Faibik said Bitcoin’s bearish flag has broken to the downside.
The analyst said this move followed warnings shared over recent days. He added that bears still control the current market structure.
Captain Faibik said Bitcoin remains in a bearish phase on technical charts. He warned that buying the dip could carry added risk now. Therefore, he said traders may prefer the sell side.
$BTC Bearish flag has now broken to the downside.. exactly what I had been highlighting over the past few days..
Technically, #Bitcoin is still in a Bearish phase & bears remain dominant. At this stage, Buying the dip would be a Risky decision. In my view, it is better to… pic.twitter.com/h2gIYbf3hv
— Captain Faibik 🐺 (@CryptoFaibik) June 2, 2026
According to the analyst, stronger bullish momentum is not yet clear. He said a safer buying setup would need better confirmation. Until then, he expects Bitcoin to trade under pressure.
The analyst also said Bitcoin could face a 20% to 25% midterm decline. He said the current chart structure supports that view. However, he did not give a fixed downside price target.
Traders Weigh Risk Against Long-term Upside
Another trader, Killa, shared a different view on Bitcoin accumulation. He said Bitcoin could still drop further from current levels. However, he said long-term risk and reward remain attractive.
The trader said Bitcoin could fall another 31% from its current price. Even so, he pointed to a possible move toward $160,000. He said that the target would mark about a 121% gain.
I Think We Go Lower. I’m Buying Anyway.
I have to ask myself whether I’m prepared to be front run while waiting for the perfect bottom.
The answer is no.
I will not be the fool who thinks he can nail everything.
Could $BTC drop another 31% from here?
Absolutely.
But a… https://t.co/0eFDEOWVf2 pic.twitter.com/5k7b2emful
— Killa (@KillaXBT) June 1, 2026
He argued that investors should not focus only on finding the exact bottom. In his view, waiting too long can also create risk. He said, “I would rather be positioned slightly early.”
The trader separated his investment plan from short-term trading. He said, “This is not a trade for me.” He added that it is an investment with a different goal.
Spot Buying Continues While Leverage Waits
Killa said he is building long-term Bitcoin spot positions. He plans to do this over the next three to four months. This approach allows him to buy without using leverage.
However, he said leveraged long positions need more care. He wants daily and weekly structures to turn bullish first. He also wants timing to match stronger market signals.
For now, he said both daily and weekly charts remain bearish. Because of that, he is not rushing into leveraged trades. Instead, he is adding spot Bitcoin over time.
Market analysis remains divided as Bitcoin trades under technical pressure. Some analysts expect deeper losses before a recovery forms. Others are using the weakness to build longer-term exposure.