The price of bitcoin has dropped about 50% since its all-time high in mid-April, when it was near $65,000. However, investors remain optimistic about the digital asset's long-term prospects. Over the weekend, the market continued to rise. For the first time since the May 19 crash, Bitcoin's price has remained above the $30,000 support level. Bitcoin prices might fall to as low as $20,000 if they are broken to the negative.