Bitcoin (BTC) analysts believe that the cryptocurrency's decline may continue to $81,000 due to several factors. One factor is Donald Trump's tariff statements, which have created market uncertainty. Another factor is the ongoing outflows from spot ETFs, signaling a decreasing risk appetite among crypto investors. The drop in Bitcoin's price to a three-month low of $87,000 on February 25 confirms these concerns. Analysts predict that if spot ETF outflows continue and risk appetite remains low, Bitcoin could test support levels at $86,000 and $81,000. Hong Yea, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange GRVT, adds that falling below $85,000 could lead to the liquidation of $1 billion worth of long positions.



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