How Low Can Bitcoin Go?

Peter Brandt, Arthur Hayes, Citi, and NYDIG have all published a floor for Bitcoin, and they disagree by tens of thousands of dollars. The gap between the shallowest and deepest calls reveals just how much uncertainty surrounds this selloff.

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Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) trades at $77,278 as of September 12, 2026, after a 3.26% weekly pullback and a 33.48% drop from a year earlier, when Bitcoin traded near $116,106. The early September rebound stalled at $82,283 on the 3rd before sellers regained control and pushed the price back to the low $77,000s.

Peter Brandt, Arthur Hayes, Citi, NYDIG, and a Delta Exchange analyst have all published a level or a window for the bottom, and they don’t agree. So how low can Bitcoin go?

Bitcoin’s First Supports Run $76,500 to $72,000

Bitcoin’s nearest support runs $76,500 to $77,000, or 1.0% below the current price, and Delta Exchange analyst Riya Sehgal puts closer support at $75,600 to $76,200. Bitcoin’s intraday low on September 11 was $76,030, so the band has already been tested this week, and buyers stepped back in.