
Bitcoin price SGD remained near S$82,000 (around US$64,000) as traders remained divided on the cryptocurrency’s next direction. Bitcoin has fallen about 50% from its US$126,000 peak in October 2025 and has traded between US$63,000 and US$66,000 this week. Bearish analysts see a potential drop to US$58,000–US$53,000, while bullish forecasts point to a recovery toward US$125,000–US$130,000 by mid-2027. Key support is at US$63,500–US$63,700, with resistance between US$65,500 and US$66,000.
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