Will Bitcoin drop to $50,000? Raziel and other analysts agree that this scenario is extremely unlikely in the current market context.

The reason is simple: today's financial landscape is completely different from a few years ago. Previously, when corrections occurred, the market was mainly composed of speculators and small investors. Large financial institutions and Wall Street funds did not participate. It was a fragile market, vulnerable to sharp movements.

Currently, the dynamics have changed radically. The investment ecosystem includes large corporations, powerful institutional funds, and sizable independent investors who protect their own interests. These actors would never allow a massive collapse because it would mean destroying their own wealth and economy.

According to Raziel's analysis, it is true that downward pressure on the price could occur. However, reaching the $50,000 zone again would require significant economic events — a true global crisis. Under the current economic conditions of 2026, it seems highly unlikely that a collapse of that magnitude will occur.

The conclusion is that although volatility exists, the architecture of the modern market acts as a buffer against catastrophic falls.