The $20,000 price point remains pivotal as analysts debate whether bitcoin (BTC) will see further declines akin to 2013, when BTC fell by 85%, and 2017, when it tumbled 84%. If bitcoin experiences a similar fall this time around, it could see prices nearing the $10,000 mark.
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