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Bitcoin Forms Descending Pattern That Led To 2018 Bear Market Bottom

Crypto analyst Osemka suggests Bitcoin is forming a descending pattern similar to the one preceding the 2018 bear market bottom, rather than the 2022 cycle. The current setup involves a falling resistance structure, a potential liquidity sweep below $60,000, and a developing bullish divergence on multiple timeframes. Bitcoin, trading around $65,100, has dropped nearly 50% from its October 2025 peak, with investor sentiment at extreme fear levels. If the pattern holds, BTC may gradually decline further, potentially dipping below $60,000 to absorb sell-side liquidity before stabilizing. The analysis emphasizes patience, noting the resemblance to the prolonged 2018 bottoming process.

bitcoinistAyer 19:03

Bitcoin Forms Descending Pattern That Led To 2018 Bear Market Bottom

bitcoinistAyer 19:03

Deciphering the Top Ten Bearish Factors in the Crypto Market: How Severe Is This 'Siege of Bright Summit'?

Title: Decoding the Top 10 Bearish Factors in the Crypto Market: How Severe is This "Siege of Bright Summit"? The crypto market is experiencing a severe downturn, driven by multiple simultaneous pressures: tightening global regulations, escalating geopolitical conflicts, industry leaders exiting, and collapsing retail confidence. This "siege" consists of four major forces. 1. Regulatory Crackdown: The U.S. banking lobby is pushing to ban interest payments on stablecoins, which may reduce short-term appeal but could lead to a compromised solution. The OECD’s Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) has taken effect in 48 jurisdictions, increasing compliance costs but potentially paving the way for institutional adoption. X (formerly Twitter) has tightened ad policies for crypto projects, raising user acquisition costs. 2. Geopolitical Tensions: Escalating Middle East conflicts and Trump’s tariff hikes have strengthened the U.S. dollar and traditional safe-haven assets, draining liquidity from crypto. Market uncertainty may persist until potential U.S.-China summit talks in late March. 3. Internal Selling Pressure: Bitmain’s Jihan Wu sold over 1,100 BTC to fund AI data center ventures, while Vitalik Buterin sold ETH to support ecosystem development. Key opinion leaders (KOLs) are also reducing exposure, amplifying panic selling. 4. Emotional Meltdown: Searches for "Bitcoin is dead" hit a post-FTX peak, and stablecoin FUD caused brief depegging. An upcoming expose by ZachXBT could reveal insider trading, triggering further sell-offs. Technically, several indicators show extreme oversold conditions, historically suggesting a potential rebound within months. However, if geopolitical talks fail or major scandals emerge, the downturn could worsen. In summary, while 60% of the bearish factors stem from regulations and geopolitics—and 70% may turn bullish long-term—the immediate focus should be on risk management. The market may remain volatile until late March, but surviving the downturn is crucial for participating in a potential recovery.

marsbitAyer 10:45

Deciphering the Top Ten Bearish Factors in the Crypto Market: How Severe Is This 'Siege of Bright Summit'?

marsbitAyer 10:45

Dogecoin – Why history suggests holders can expect 2 more years of pain

Dogecoin (DOGE) is currently trading at a key technical level and a rare historical discount, with a large portion of holders underwater. The "number of days spent at profit" metric reached an all-time high of 1100 days, indicating significant long-term investor losses. This suggests a large overhead supply and a potential prolonged correction phase. Historical data shows that long-term investors consistently bought DOGE during periods like mid-2021 and mid-to-late 2024, contributing to current unrealized losses, especially as prices fell from $0.35 to $0.092 over the past year. Based on MVRV pricing bands, DOGE may require up to two more years of downtrend before reclaiming the realized price support level of $0.140, mirroring previous cycle behavior.

ambcryptoAyer 07:06

Dogecoin – Why history suggests holders can expect 2 more years of pain

ambcryptoAyer 07:06

Anthropic sparks a tech sell-off – It could be crypto’s turning point

Anthropic's launch of Claude has triggered a significant tech sell-off, exemplified by IBM's 13.15% drop, signaling a broader shift toward risk-off sentiment. This AI-driven uncertainty is also impacting crypto, where AI integration is raising production costs and creating new blockchain use cases. Analysts suggest the market may be nearing a bottom, as indicated by a contraction in USDT supply—a pattern previously associated with market stabilization. This combination of tech volatility and crypto's AI adoption could lead to capital rotation into digital assets, marking a potential turning point for the sector.

ambcryptoHace 2 días 19:01

Anthropic sparks a tech sell-off – It could be crypto’s turning point

ambcryptoHace 2 días 19:01

Is Bitcoin’s $60K floor about to crack? THIS key metric holds the answer

Bitcoin's recent breakdown below $65k has shifted market momentum bearish, erasing $90 billion from the crypto market. With spot demand weak and ETF flows negative, the $60k support level appears fragile. A key metric, the "Electrical Cost" of mining Bitcoin, has fallen to around $53,500 and may drop further toward $45k, indicating persistent miner stress. Historically, BTC tends to bottom above this cost level, but without strong buyer conviction, the risk of a deeper pullback or miner capitulation remains. The $60k floor is not yet a confirmed bottom.

ambcryptoHace 2 días 09:03

Is Bitcoin’s $60K floor about to crack? THIS key metric holds the answer

ambcryptoHace 2 días 09:03

Mapping The Bitcoin Bottom: Here’s How Low Price Could Go Before It Recovers

A crypto analyst, Jussy, warns that Bitcoin (BTC) is exhibiting a bearish trend similar to its 2022 cycle and may not have reached its final bottom. The analysis compares the current market structure to 2022, where a double top formation and a subsequent bear flag pattern preceded a major breakdown. Following an identical pattern in 2025, Bitcoin formed a double top above $120,000, broke down sharply, and is now in a consolidation phase resembling the 2022 bear flag. The analyst predicts a further decline of approximately 38% from the $74,320 support level, potentially driving the price down to around $46,199. The final projected bottom is an even deeper low of $28,301 before any meaningful recovery can begin.

bitcoinistHace 2 días 04:10

Mapping The Bitcoin Bottom: Here’s How Low Price Could Go Before It Recovers

bitcoinistHace 2 días 04:10

Bitcoin's 'No One to Take Over' Plunge: Where Is the Bottom?

Bitcoin's price continues to decline, briefly falling below $64,000 over the weekend and hitting its lowest level since early February, with a nearly 4% drop in 24 hours. The market has turned extremely fearful, as shown by the Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropping to a low of 5. Macro factors are contributing to the downturn, including potential global tariff increases and heightened geopolitical risks. Bitcoin's correlation with tech stocks has strengthened, and the decline in AI-related stocks like IBM has added pressure. Institutional outflows are another concern. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen net outflows for multiple consecutive weeks, reducing support from passive long-term capital. Basis trades have become less profitable, and leveraged positions are vulnerable in a weakening macro environment. On-chain data indicates that selling pressure from short-term holders, while still present, has slowed. Long-term holders remain relatively calm, but miner selling—such as Bitdeer liquidating its entire Bitcoin holdings—adds to the negative sentiment. Technically, Bitcoin has broken below key support levels, and some analysts warn of a potential further drop to the $40,000–$50,000 range, or even lower in a severe bear scenario. However, prominent bulls remain optimistic about a long-term recovery. The upcoming NVIDIA earnings report is seen as a near-term catalyst that could influence market sentiment, given Bitcoin’s heightened sensitivity to tech stock performance. Overall, the market is in a fragile state, and a sustained rebound may require an end to long-term holder selling or clearer signals of macro policy support.

比推02/23 22:47

Bitcoin's 'No One to Take Over' Plunge: Where Is the Bottom?

比推02/23 22:47

Will Solana fall another 95%? Why SOL’s bottom looks far away

Despite Solana's strong fundamentals, including a surge in its real-world asset ecosystem to $1.66 billion, increased institutional participation, and high network activity, SOL's price continues to face significant downward pressure. The long-term descending channel remains unbroken, with analysts highlighting a monthly "sell" signal from the SuperTrend indicator, similar to one in 2022 that preceded a 95% price drop. Although there was some accumulation by long-term holders in January, it has slowed recently alongside SOL falling below $100. The percentage of addresses in profit is around 20%, near November 2023 lows, suggesting more potential losses ahead. Market sentiment remains bearish, and it is too early to call a bottom, with further drawdowns possible before any recovery.

ambcrypto02/23 01:01

Will Solana fall another 95%? Why SOL’s bottom looks far away

ambcrypto02/23 01:01

Bitcoin Price Bottom Could Be Around $40,000, On-Chain Data Shows

Based on on-chain data analysis by Ali Martinez, the Bitcoin price bottom in the current bear market could be around $40,000. This projection hinges on the cost basis of long-term holders (LTH), investors who have held their coins for over 155 days. Historically, this level acts as a strong support during downturns, as these investors are less likely to sell and often increase their buying when the price approaches their average acquisition cost, which is currently approximately $40,363. If selling pressure does not overwhelm this renewed buying activity, this cost basis could mark the market bottom. Currently, Bitcoin is trading near $68,330, down over 45% from its all-time high.

bitcoinist02/22 17:02

Bitcoin Price Bottom Could Be Around $40,000, On-Chain Data Shows

bitcoinist02/22 17:02

XRP stabilizes near $1.40 as traders bet on a bottom – What’s next?

XRP is stabilizing near the $1.40–$1.20 support zone within a long-term descending channel, showing signs of potential exhaustion rather than further decline. The cryptocurrency has printed its largest spike in realized losses since 2022, often a signal of late-stage capitulation. The MACD indicator shows bullish convergence, suggesting weakening selling pressure. However, the NVT ratio has increased by over 108%, indicating that market valuation is expanding relative to network activity—a potential short-term imbalance. Additionally, Binance traders are heavily positioned long, with a Long/Short Ratio of 2.22, creating asymmetric risk: a rebound could accelerate gains, but a breakdown may trigger rapid liquidations. The key outlook depends on whether XRP holds current support. A sustained hold above $1.20, coupled with MACD strength, could lead to a recovery attempt. Conversely, a break below may initiate further declines before any reversal.

ambcrypto02/22 12:01

XRP stabilizes near $1.40 as traders bet on a bottom – What’s next?

ambcrypto02/22 12:01

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