Why Bitcoin Is Dropping Today and When BTC Price Could Recover

Technical Breakdown: Support Failed Fast

Technically, Bitcoin failed to close the week above the important $94,000 support level, which weakened market confidence. Once the price slipped below $93,000, many traders’ stop-loss orders were triggered, causing selling to speed up. As a result, Bitcoin quickly dropped from around $95,467 to $92,284 in just a few hours a 3.3% fall.

This fall came with a sudden jump in trading activity, showing that many traders were rushing to exit their positions in panic, not calmly selling for profit. Bitcoin also did not bounce at expected support areas, proving that heavy forced selling was in control. Such fast, straight drops usually happen during mass liquidations, not normal market corrections.

On-Chain Data Signals Selling Exhaustion

Despite the sharp fall, blockchain data suggests that most short-term sellers may already be done selling. For weeks, recent Bitcoin buyers were selling at a loss, showing fear in the market. During the crash, this selling pressure peaked, which usually happens when weak holders finally give up.

Now the data shows a change. Recent sellers are no longer rushing to exit, and selling pressure is easing. This shift often appears near short-term bottoms, not at major tops. As long as this trend continues, it suggests that price drops are being bought by stronger investors rather than pushed lower by panic selling.