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A crypto analyst warns that Bitcoin's price reaction to a bearish Order Block level between $94,000 and $98,000 is crucial for its future direction. Currently at $77,000, a rally above this level could lead to a significant price increase.
A crypto analyst is urging traders and investors to keep a close eye on a bearish Order Block (OB) level on the Bitcoin (BTC) price chart. According to the expert, this OB level sits within a critical zone near $90,000, which could determine BTC’s next directional move, with the cryptocurrency either continuing to the upside or experiencing a sharp rejection toward lower levels. With Bitcoin currently trading around $77,000, a positive reaction to this OB level could open the door for a fresh price rally.
A TradingView crypto analyst known as ‘Fullpriceaction’ has shared a fresh Bitcoin analysis, predicting a bearish and bullish price outlook depending on how the leading cryptocurrency reacts to a critical level. The analyst described this area as a “bearish OB level,” which is a price zone where large institutional players such as hedge funds, market makers, and banks placed heavy sell orders before a significant price drop.
Fullpriceaction noted that Bitcoin’s bearish OB level is currently sitting between the $94,000 and $98,000 range. At the time of writing, this order block level sits far above BTC’s current price, meaning the cryptocurrency will need to stage another rally of over 27% to reach that level.
The analyst has predicted that a rejection from this bearish OB zone could trigger a significant pullback in Bitcoin’s price, which is already weighed down by widespread volatility and market fear. On the bullish side, Fullpriceaction has forecasted that a clean break above the critical level could completely invalidate BTC’s bearish structure, potentially paving the way for a fresh bull run.

The bearish Order Block level for Bitcoin is identified between $94,000 and $98,000.
Bitcoin needs to rally over 27% from its current price of $77,000 to reach the bearish OB level.
A rejection from the bearish OB level could trigger a significant pullback in Bitcoin's price.

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With these possible moves on the horizon, the crypto expert is urging investors and traders to manage their risk carefully. He noted that the Bitcoin price has been in a severe bear market since its January highs near $98,000.
The leading cryptocurrency has been grinding through a slow, prolonged consolidation phase, with its price largely trading between $64,000 and $76,000. Despite the bearish pressures restricting its price action, Fullpriceaction noted that Bitcoin was steadily building a solid base that eventually led to a breakout and a strong bullish impulse in April.
In a separate analysis on X, crypto market expert Alex Mason predicted that the Bitcoin price could crash to $70,000 within just a few days. Following this decline, the analyst expects the leading cryptocurrency to continue its downside trajectory. He projects a drop from its current price of around $77,000 to $73,000, then to $68,000 and $71,000, before ultimately plummeting toward $60,000.
Looking further ahead, Mason has placed BTC’s final market bottom somewhere around Autumn 2026, between September and December. His chart places this price floor around $30,000, representing a staggering decline of more than 61% from present levels.
BTC trading at $77,637 on the 1D chart | Source: BTCUSDT on Tradingview.com
Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com