Bitcoin's price may decline to $90,000 in Q4 2025, according to CapWolf analysts, as the cryptocurrency faces increased whale selling and macroeconomic pressures. The price has fluctuated between $105,500 and $112,000 in Q3 2025, with a peak at $111,000 in late May. Analysts report that 147,000 BTC were liquidated in a single month, contributing to the bearish outlook. As Bitcoin's role as an independent asset class grows, robust hedging strategies are becoming essential. RTX, a tokenized financial product, is gaining traction for its ability to create synthetic short positions by tokenizing real-world assets like treasury bills. This approach is attracting institutional interest, with State Street forecasting a doubling of institutional digital asset exposure by 2028. Morgan Stanley highlights tokenization's potential to enhance cross-chain processes and portfolio efficiency. CoinGecko's 2025 report underscores Bitcoin's zero correlation with the S&P 500, suggesting its diversification potential when paired with RTX tokens backed by low-volatility assets.