I'm seeing Bitcoin being a bit unstable there. After hitting a record last October, it's now consolidating at a lower level. On-chain data shows that half of BTC is at a loss, which historically indicates market fatigue as well. I made a Bitcoin forecast for the coming days based on what's happening, and it really seems like a more serious correction could come. Willy Woo, a well-known analyst, is warning that the bottom might be around $45,000, with extreme scenarios testing as low as $30,000. But not everything is bad. Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows of over $1 billion in just a few days, showing that institutional investors are still confident. The Bitcoin forecast for the coming days heavily depends on this struggle between those with profits and those with losses. Technically, it's stuck between $67,000 and $68,000, so a breakout above that could trigger a rally, but if rejected, it could fall again. The Bitcoin forecast for the coming days is basically: either it consolidates here or it drops further.