
This Friday, September 26th, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $109,500, testing the critical support level of $110,000, sparking heated discussions. With a potential plunge to $95,000 or a bounce to $112,500 on the horizon, volatility is at the forefront. Dive into the in-depth analysis now.
Written by Charles Ledoux
Translated on September 26, 2025 at 16:18 by Marie
As volatility remains the watchword in crypto markets, the price forecast for Bitcoin (BTC) for the end of September 2025 is fueling extensive discussions among investors.
Currently at $109,500, BTC is trading below the crucial support level of $110,000, indicating that its price could seek new lows in the coming days.
Trader DrProfits has been hammering social media for several weeks predicting Bitcoin’s return to the zone between $96,000 and $92,000. Will he be proven right ?
Full clarity for those who are asking:
I expect 90-94k to be hit next
What comes afterwards is early to tell
We either saw the top or will bounce at 90-94k
Will give the update in time, for now its early to tell
I see a 70% probability that the top is in so far
From a chart perspective, BTC doesn’t appear to have found its bottom yet. Indeed, the FBB indicates two bottoms at $103,000 and around $94,600. If BTC undergoes the same correction as last April, it could touch this support level of $94,600 in the coming weeks before bouncing back.
Additionally, the on-chain “Seller Exhaustion” graph confirms this potential downward continuation, as the investor capitulation ratio still has room to decline further.
Nevertheless, calling the end of the bull run seems premature since most cycle peaks only occur during phases of euphoria, not fear and panic. According to Qiao, a decline could occur soon before an explosive rally when everyone has abandoned the idea of a bullish rally.
According to recent analyses, the short-term Bitcoin price forecast remains oriented toward downside risk. Three options are emerging :
As always, this Bitcoin price forecast does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrency markets remain highly volatile; proactive technical analysis and macroeconomic monitoring are essential.
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Charles Ledoux is a Bitcoin and blockchain technology specialist. A graduate of the Crypto Academy, he has been a Bitcoin miner for over a year. He has written numerous masterclasses to educate newcomers to the industry and has authored over 2,000 articles on cryptocurrency. Now, he aims to share his passion for crypto through his articles for InvestX.
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