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After a major period of volatility for Bitcoin, it seems as though the worst of the October 10 flash crash is over. We asked Grok to see how likely it is that Bitcoin could drop to $100K in the near future.After a major period of volatility for Bitcoin, it seems as though the worst of the October 10 flash crash is over. We asked Grok to see how likely it is that Bitcoin could drop to $100K in the near future.

Grok’s Bitcoin Price Prediction with Fears of $100K: Traders Rotate to Bitcoin Hyper

2025/10/15 22:22

KEY POINTS:

Bitcoin has recovered from its lowest recent price but is still in the danger zone.

Grok predicts two cases for Bitcoin: rising to $160K or a crash to $100K.

ETFs for Bitcoin are slowing down as a result of the crash.

Bitcoin Hyper emerges from the market fiasco relatively unscathed as its presale continues to attract investors.

It looks like Bitcoin is finally stabilizing after one of the roughest weeks for crypto in recent memory. After hitting a new all-time high at around $126K, the value of $BTC dropped to lows of $106K on October 10, causing a wave of liquidations across leveraged crypto positions.

As of writing, Bitcoin is now holding at around $112K and most of the volatility seems to have passed. Now that the dust has settled, we’ve asked Grok for a forecast on Bitcoin to see whether the rumors that Bitcoin could drop to $100K in the near future hold any weight.

Grok responded that there are two likely scenarios in the near future. In the bull case, Grok expects there’ll be a late-cycle parabolic run fuelled by institutional capital and broader adoption, pushing the price point towards anywhere between $160K and $200K per $BTC.

Chart showing total Bitcoin Spot ETF net inflow

However, Grok also pointed out that the flash crash may have significantly shaken retail and institutional appetite for risk in the crypto market, leading to a bear case of around $100K. The ETF flow figures reflect this – we’ve seen much lower inflows since October 10.

Ali Martinez, on X, pointed out that Bitcoin has a major support level at around $14K. Dropping below this level could knock Bitcoin all the way down to $100K, supporting Grok’s hypothesis.

Graph showing support levels for Bitcoin at around $114K.

As a result of these fears, traders are currently looking to rotate out of Bitcoin until the direction of the market is clearer, especially as the full impact of Trump’s China tariffs are yet to be assessed. While Bitcoin should eventually recover, the smart money is on smaller crypto projects set to benefit from Uptober.

Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is the ideal presale to check out while you’re waiting for the market to recover. It plans to bring Bitcoin into the Web3 ecosystem with smart contract support based on Solana. Let’s take a look at why adding Solana could potentially make Bitcoin more resilient against future market crashes.

Bitcoin Hyper – A Solana-Based Layer-2 Bringing Faster Speeds and Lower Fees to Bitcoin

Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) could be the answer to all of Bitcoin’s growing problems. It’s the official token of the Bitcoin Hyper network, a Layer-2 solution for Bitcoin that will integrate the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) to add additional scalability and Web3 capabilities to the Bitcoin ecosystem.

The recent Bitcoin pullback shows that $BTC’s primary value is as an investment asset. When the markets are spooked, Bitcoin drops and it has a harder time recovering compared to crypto assets with value based on utility as well as investment, such as Ethereum and Solana.

Bitcoin Hyper could change all of that. While Bitcoin’s slow clearing times and high transaction fees have prevented it from being the crypto of choice for Web3, integrating the SVM will allow for lightning-fast transactions. Not only will that take pressure off the network, but it will also enable dApp support using $BTC.

Transferring your $BTC between the networks will be easy. You deposit your Bitcoin onto the Canonical Bridge address on the Layer-1, which holds it in custody for you. An equivalent amount of wrapped $BTC will then be minted and deposited in your account on the Layer-2, which you can use to swap crypto and NFTs or run dApps.

Bitcoin Hyper transfers your Bitcoin from the Bitcoin network to a Layer-2.

The $HYPER token lets you get the most value out of using the Bitcoin Hyper network. Holding it will reduce the fees you pay when you swap crypto or run dApps on Bitcoin Hyper, making the most of your $BTC. It will also unlock access to exclusive features on smart contracts running on the Bitcoin Hyper network.

Access to the Bitcoin DAO is also limited to $HYPER holders, so if you want to have a say in the future of the network or vote on upcoming proposals, you’ll need a healthy stack of $HYPER.

All of these utility features for the Bitcoin Hyper network are why the $HYPER presale has been so successful. It has raised $23.7M+ in token sales so far, but you can still buy in cheaply at only $0.013115. Buying now also nets you up to 50% in staking rewards per annum on any tokens from the presale.

Take a look at our step-by-step guide to buying $HYPER to find out how.

Another thing to consider is $HYPER’s long-term potential. With 30% of it total token supply allocated to development, we have high hopes that this Layer-2 solution to Bitcoin’s pain points will make good on its promises – and then some.

That’s why our Bitcoin Hyper price prediction sees $HYPER potentially reaching $0.20 by the end of this year, and $1.20 by 2030. Based on today’s price, HODLing $HYPER for the next five years could mean a massive 9,052% ROI.

As with most presales, though, the price increases in stages, while the APY lowers as more holders stake their tokens. So the clock is ticking if you want to buy in at $HYPER’s current early-bird price.

Be part of the future of Bitcoin – purchase $HYPER today.

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