Bitcoin price plunges below $80,000 as sellers dominate, erasing Q4 2024 gains and raising concerns about the future of the bull run.BTC/USD faces pressure as it sinks below $80,000 after hitting $88,500 post-Trump announcement and breaching $85,000.Analysts warn of potential further decline to 2021 highs of $74,000, with the possibility of Bitcoin slipping towards $50,000.BTC struggles to maintain support levels, with grim technical candlestick patterns suggesting a bearish outlook in the market.The realized cap of Bitcoin indicates a discrepancy with market cap, signaling challenges for buyers despite capital inflows.Analysts express concerns that the Bitcoin bull run may have come to an end, citing bearish signals and lack of market advancement.NUPL and SOPR indicators suggest that there may be real selling pressure emerging after 800 days into the bullish cycle.Despite mounting selling pressure due to macroeconomic factors, Bitcoin remains resilient and acts as a hedge against political uncertainty.Bitcoin's behavior as a separate entity from traditional markets is highlighted, indicating its potential role as a hedge in uncertain times.Corporate buying may influence Bitcoin's stability and its emergence as a safe haven asset amidst market fluctuations.