# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Bear

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Bitcoin Bull Phase Pattern Shows When BTC Price Will Bottom At $41,400

A crypto analyst, Philarekt, predicts Bitcoin's current bull phase has ended and the asset is in a prolonged bear market. Contrary to expectations of new highs, he identifies the peak at over $126,000 in October 2025 as the cycle top. Based on historical patterns where each bull phase lasts about 1,450 days and is followed by a 365-day bear market, he forecasts a further decline. Bitcoin is expected to bottom around $41,400, a 64% drop from its peak, by early October 2026. As of the writing date (April 11, 2026), BTC is 187 days into this decline with 178 days remaining until the projected low.

bitcoinist04/12 06:37

Bitcoin Bull Phase Pattern Shows When BTC Price Will Bottom At $41,400

bitcoinist04/12 06:37

Bitcoin Network Utilization At All-Time Low — What This Means For The Bear Phase

Bitcoin's price remains volatile amid global financial uncertainty, struggling to break the $69,000 resistance level. On-chain data suggests a potential market bottom, as indicated by the RVTS Ratio (Realized Value/Transaction Volume) reaching an all-time high. This signals historically low network utilization and reduced overvaluation, a pattern previously observed near cycle bottoms. Such conditions often precede periods of accumulation and price recovery. Currently trading around $66,880, Bitcoin shows minimal 24-hour change but remains up nearly 2% over the past week, continuing its range between $65,000 and $70,000.

bitcoinist04/04 17:02

Bitcoin Network Utilization At All-Time Low — What This Means For The Bear Phase

bitcoinist04/04 17:02

Prominent Analyst Thinks The Bitcoin Macro Bottom Is In, But…?

A prominent analyst suggests Bitcoin may have found its macro bottom around $60,000, but uncertainty remains due to several factors. While repeated bounces from this level indicate buyer interest, geopolitical tensions like the US-Iran conflict and oil price volatility could negatively impact the market. Additionally, Bitcoin's 200-week moving average near $58,000 poses a potential support level that bears might target. The analyst notes similarities to the structure preceding January's crash from $98,000. However, bullish signals persist, including positive funding rates and reduced selling on major exchanges like Binance. The Coinbase premium has turned negative but is moving, indicating shifting dynamics. The analyst believes that even if another drop occurs, it would likely be limited to retesting $60,000 or briefly wicking down to $56,000, rather than a severe crash. This suggests a potential foundation for longer-term recovery, though caution is still advised due to ongoing market fear and resistance near $74,400.

bitcoinist03/24 11:29

Prominent Analyst Thinks The Bitcoin Macro Bottom Is In, But…?

bitcoinist03/24 11:29

Ethereum Activity Soars: Active Addresses Set New Record

Ethereum has set a new all-time high in its 30-day moving average of active addresses, indicating a significant surge in user activity on the network. This increase occurred in February 2026, a period during which Bitcoin experienced a downturn—breaking the conventional pattern where address activity typically cools during bear markets. Despite this record engagement, the U.S. Ethereum spot ETFs have recently seen two consecutive days of net outflows, totaling over $191 million. Meanwhile, Ethereum’s price remains steady at approximately $2,100.

bitcoinist03/21 15:31

Ethereum Activity Soars: Active Addresses Set New Record

bitcoinist03/21 15:31

From FOMO to Apathy: Altcoin Volumes Reflect Deepening Market Fatigue

The altcoin market is experiencing sustained weakness and declining trading volumes, reflecting deep investor fatigue and a risk-off environment. Analysis by CryptoQuant highlights a significant drop in activity, with Binance's altcoin volumes falling to around $7.7 billion and other major exchanges totaling approximately $18.8 billion—a sharp contrast to the $40–$50 billion and $63–$91 billion seen during more active periods in late 2024 and early 2025. This contraction signals reduced participation from both retail and institutional traders. Capital continues to flow into Bitcoin rather than altcoins, exacerbating the downturn. Macroeconomic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions are further suppressing risk appetite. Historically, such low-volume environments have often preceded opportunity, but current conditions suggest a prolonged phase of apathy rather than imminent recovery.

bitcoinist03/21 05:01

From FOMO to Apathy: Altcoin Volumes Reflect Deepening Market Fatigue

bitcoinist03/21 05:01

Bitcoin’s $70K bull-bear battle: How FOMO could tip BTC’s scales

Bitcoin is showing signs of a potential bullish breakout as it hovers around the $70,000 level, driven by increasing fear of missing out (FOMO) among investors. After six consecutive weeks of decline, BTC is set to close its first positive week with a 7% gain, fueling demand. Open Interest in derivatives surged by 7% to $46.8 billion, reflecting a battle between bulls and bears. Despite a slight short bias in the market, on-chain data reveals significant accumulation by institutional players like BlackRock, which recorded a net inflow of $303 million in BTC. Historical fear zones have previously led to major rallies, suggesting the current price level may be a strategic accumulation zone rather than a local top. This institutional activity, combined with rising FOMO, could push Bitcoin past key resistance levels.

ambcrypto03/07 05:02

Bitcoin’s $70K bull-bear battle: How FOMO could tip BTC’s scales

ambcrypto03/07 05:02

What happened in crypto today: Rising fear, $254M BTC ETF inflows & more…

The crypto market exhibits cautious sentiment with the Fear & Greed Index near "fear" levels, yet several bullish signals suggest a potential bottom formation. Bitcoin dominance faces resistance near 60%, while altcoin momentum remains limited. Despite $250 million in liquidations (66% longs), derivatives show controlled leverage. Notably, Bitcoin ETFs saw substantial inflows of $254 million, compared to Ethereum's $6.6 million, reinforcing BTC's central role. Analysts highlight upcoming regulatory clarity on March 1st as a key catalyst, warning it could trigger either a rally or a bull trap. With Bitcoin consolidating around $65k, bulls appear to be gaining an upper hand, potentially setting the stage for a short squeeze.

ambcrypto02/27 12:02

What happened in crypto today: Rising fear, $254M BTC ETF inflows & more…

ambcrypto02/27 12:02

Pundit Reveals How XRP Investors Can Avoid Making This “Expensive Mistake”

Amid XRP's price struggles and negative sentiment, leading to significant sell-offs, pundit Max Avery warns investors that panic-selling is an "expensive mistake." Instead of selling XRP to take profits—which triggers a 15-37% tax burden and forces investors to time market re-entry—Avery suggests borrowing against XRP holdings. This approach provides cash without selling tokens, avoids taxable events, and maintains exposure to potential price rebounds. Currently, XRP faces a bearish trend with open interest crashing from $10.8 billion to under $3 billion and daily trading volume declining sharply. However, such conditions have historically marked market bottoms, suggesting a possible rebound ahead.

bitcoinist02/26 15:39

Pundit Reveals How XRP Investors Can Avoid Making This “Expensive Mistake”

bitcoinist02/26 15:39

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