Bitcoin showed renewed weakness on Monday after briefly sliding more than 2% and dipping below the $86,000 mark during early Asian trading. Although the token later recovered to around $87,986 by mid-morning in Singapore, sentiment remains fragile following last week’s drop to $80,553. Traders note that despite improving institutional interest and recent policy gains under the Trump administration, the broader crypto market is still in a pronounced downturn. Orbit Markets’ Caroline Mauron, early-session moves remain within normal volatility ranges, and Bitcoin is likely to trade between $80,000 and $90,000 t his week as investors await signals from the Federal Reserve’s upcoming rate decision.