Reputed crypto traders and analysts are placing multiple short orders.
In detail, BTC is expected to pump above $83,000.
From there BTC is expected to fall to $40,000, allowing shorts to print.
With the prices of pioneer crypto asset Bitcoin (BTC) and pioneer altcoin asset Ethereum (ETH), trading back above the $71,000 and $2,100 price ranges, respectively, bullish analysts are back on their optimistic hope for a crypto market rally. In contrast, reputed crypto traders and analysts are placing multiple short orders anticipating targets below $50,000 to arrive soon for Bitcoin.
Despite the signs of recovery in the crypto market at the moment, traders remain wary, as the price of Bitcoin (BTC) has been moving sideways between the $65,000 and $75,000 price range. During this time, bullish and bearish analysts have been facing off in heated debates over a bullish recovery before new ATH prices can be hit or a steep decline in market prices until Bitcoin bottoms in the $40,000 price range.
It is no secret that institutions and whales have been heavily accumulating their most promising crypto assets since the end of the previous year, following the $20 billion liquidation event. However, there is no certainty that the price of crypto assets will continue at a set timeline. Yes, an eventual rise is expected, but the timeline could see various dips before a rise in prices can occur.
#Bitcoin: I am placing short orders at 77k, 79k, 81k and 83k. Expecting the 40-50k region to come next.
I keep holding longs from $64,750 and $67,750 with take profit set at 77k and stop loss at 66k.
I remain short term bullish and mid term very bearish! pic.twitter.com/VIvanH6rlO
— Mr. Wall Street (@mrofwallstreet) March 23, 2026
As we can see from the post above, this reputed crypto analyst and trader is certain that the price of Bitcoin will go on to dip towards much lower price targets in the coming weeks or months ahead. In fact, according to him, the price of BTC will go on to bottom in the $40,000 – $30,000 price range, but not before it surges up to allow a bullish opportunity for bearish traders to set strong short orders.
In detail, the analyst goes on to reveal that he is bullish on the short-term but bearish on the mid-term, echoing the sentiments and expectations of most crypto traders and analysts in the industry at the moment. Nearly all are long-term bullish on crypto. The analyst then states that he will place multiple short orders once the price of BTC hits prices above $85,000.
According to the post, the expert will be placing short orders at the $77,000, $79,000, $81,000, and $83,000 price ranges. From there, he expects the price of BTC to fall as far as the $40,000 – $50,000 price range. He also revealed that he will continue to hold his long trades from the $64,750 and $67,750 price ranges until he takes profit at the $77,000 price range, with a stop loss set at the $66,000 price range.