Bitcoin recently dipped to $92,500 after briefly crossing the $100,000 mark, driven by concerns over the Federal Reserve's potential interest rate hikes in 2025. Analysts suggest that strong US economic data could lead to tighter monetary policies, making crypto investments less appealing. This correction resulted in over $631 million in liquidated long positions. Despite the dip, experts predict Bitcoin might drop below $90,000 before rallying above $126,000. Long-term, Bitcoin's price could surpass $150,000 by 2025, fueled by a significant increase in global money supply.