#Whether the price of 100000 Bitcoin will decline after reaching a new high in BTC is influenced by various factors, including changes in the macroeconomic environment, market sentiment and panic psychology, technical issues, and the impact of policy regulation. Here are some factors that may lead to a decrease in Bitcoin price: 1 Changes in macroeconomic environment: The recent monetary policy adjustments by the US Federal Reserve and inflation expectations in major economies around the world have directly affected investment enthusiasm for digital currencies. Many investors have turned their attention to traditional assets, leading to a decrease in demand for Bitcoin and a price decline. 2. Market sentiment and panic mentality: With the continuous rise of Bitcoin prices, the market is filled with optimistic investment sentiment. However, once prices fluctuate, investors' panic will quickly spread, triggering more people to choose to sell, and this negative chain reaction often has a direct impact on prices. 3. Impact of policy regulation: Recently, news about digital currency regulation has heated up again, especially after some countries introduced stricter cryptocurrency policies, increasing market uncertainty and affecting investor confidence. In addition, Yu Jianing, Co Chairman of the Blockchain Committee of the China Communications Industry Association and Honorary Chairman of the Hong Kong Blockchain Association, stated that it is highly likely that the price of Bitcoin will experience a correction after exceeding $100000, as Bitcoin has risen too quickly and there have been frequent cases of a 20% daily correction in history. Therefore, it can be foreseen that the price of Bitcoin may decrease in the future. However, the market's views on its future remain divided, with some analysts predicting that as the market matures and regulation becomes clearer, the price of Bitcoin will rise again [^ 5 ^]. Overall, the volatility of Bitcoin prices is high, and investors need to closely monitor market dynamics and related influencing factors$ BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)