Estimating Bitcoin's yearly low for 2026 is speculative—crypto markets are wildly volatile, influenced by halvings, regulations, macroeconomics, and adoption trends. I'm basing this on historical cycle patterns (post-2024 halving bull in 2025, then a typical 30-50% correction in 2026), current momentum (BTC around $90K now), and recent analyst forecasts from sources like Coinfomania, Benzinga, InvestingHaven, and LiteFinance.

Those predictions suggest a 2026 trading range of roughly $90K to $200K+, with bearish lows dipping to $92K-$103K amid potential sell-offs. Factoring in ETF inflows, institutional buying, and Bitcoin's maturation (less extreme drops than 2018 or 2022), I estimate the yearly low could hit around $85,000 to $100,000. This assumes no black swan events like a global recession or harsh crackdowns, but if those hit, it could test $70K.

Not financial advice—always DYOR and consider the risks. What's your take on the cycle this time around?