Bitcoin Price Crash: Peter Schiff Expects Complete Wipeout of 2025 Gains, Where’s Bottom?

Bitcoin BTC $101 465 24h volatility: 2.9% Market cap: $2.03 T Vol. 24h: $115.71 B price has been seeing heavy selling pressure recently, triggering an overall crypto market crash with liquidations soaring to $2 billion earlier today. Popular economist Peter Schiff noted that BTC could wipe out all 2025 gains, thereby predicting a crash to $90,000. After a disappointing October, November is proving to be equally brutal for BTC and altcoins, so far.

Peter Schiff Expects Bitcoin Price to Erase 2025 Gains

Gold buff Peter Schiff commented on the latest crypto market downturn, noting that Bitcoin has fallen below $100,000 while Ether ETH $3 295 24h volatility: 5.9% Market cap: $398.59 B Vol. 24h: $69.63 B is nearing a break below $3,000. Schiff emphasized that Ether’s drop represents a nearly 40% decline from its all-time high reached in August and that it has already erased all its 2025 gains.

He added that Bitcoin is likely to follow a similar path. Schiff warned that the leading cryptocurrency could also surrender all of its 2025 gains if the current trend continues. This means that Bitcoin price can crash further to $90,000, triggering another 10% correction.

One user commented that if BTC tanks, Gold would follow a similar path. Responding to it, Schiff stated:

Market experts believe that the ongoing US shutdown and macro uncertainty have led to greater profit-booking by the whales. However, Arthur Hayes believes that this situation could further lead to quantitative easing (QE) led by the Federal Reserve and the US Treasury. This would eventually push BTC and the crypto market higher.

Bitcoin Price Tanks as Whale Dump Over Small Players

Blockchain analytics firm Santiment has made an interesting observation, noting that the recent Bitcoin price crash under $100K comes from a massive whale sell-off. Citing on-chain data, the firm noted that large holders, or “whales” and “sharks” owning between 10 and 10,000 BTC, now control 68.5% of Bitcoin’s total supply.

Since Oct. 12, the whale wallets have sold 38,366 BTC, marking a 0.28% decline in their collective holdings. At the same time, Bitcoin ETFs have been bleeding heavily with another $566 million in outflows on Tuesday, Nov. 3.

On the other hand, small investors or “shrimps”, holding less than 0.01 BTC, have added 415 BTC to their balances during the same period, increasing their share of supply by 0.85%.

Analysts note that for a sustained crypto rebound, large holders must begin reaccumulating Bitcoin while smaller traders capitulate. Historically, such a reversal, where retail selling coincides with whale accumulation, has often signaled a market bottom.

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