Bitcoin price volatility has decreased in recent days, and the leading digital currency is trading flat on Tuesday, attempting to hold onto the gains made over the past two days.
Last week, BTC plummeted to early April lows as it approached $80,000, which stalled sellers. After a partial rebound, prices settled above $87,000, determining their future direction.
We asked Investing.com's smart chatbot, WarrenAI, where the price will head in the coming days. The AI believes there are grounds for further recovery, but only if US inflation data (PCE index) is weak this week and supports expectations of Fed easing. Warren AI recommends focusing on key near-term resistance near $90,000, a break of which would pave the way to $95,000 and beyond. When asked about when Bitcoin's price would return above $100,000, WarrenAI cited data from Derive.xyz, which shows that the options market estimates the chances of ending 2025 above $100,000 at only 30%, while the probability of ending the year below $90,000 has risen to 50%.
Furthermore, the likelihood of a return above $100,000 before spring 2026 is low, barring significant macro-level changes or extraordinary market events, WarrenAI suggests.
