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Bitcoin far from a bottom? Analysts flag 50% drop amid China’s treasury moves

Risk management and FUD dominate as the crypto market loses over $1 trillion in a month, with cautious sentiment limiting dip-buying. China's reduction of U.S. Treasury holdings to an 18-year low of $682 billion pressures the dollar, historically a bullish signal for Bitcoin. However, the 2025 cycle diverged: Bitcoin fell 6.3% despite a weaker dollar, while gold surged 65%. The BTC/XAU ratio broke key support at 15.50, a level associated with market tops, suggesting Bitcoin's $70k may be a peak rather than a bottom. Analysts warn of a potential 50% drop, citing macro risks and failed safe-haven appeal.

ambcrypto02/10 11:07

Bitcoin far from a bottom? Analysts flag 50% drop amid China’s treasury moves

ambcrypto02/10 11:07

Dogecoin slides after $0.15 rejection – Is DOGE’s bottom in?

Dogecoin (DOGE) faced significant selling pressure, declining to $0.08 after being rejected at the $0.15 resistance level. Currently trading around $0.095, it has recorded both daily and weekly losses. Despite some analysts suggesting a potential bottom formation and historical precedent for major rallies, current market conditions remain bearish. DOGE is stuck in a supply zone near $0.09 with high seller dominance and weak momentum indicators like the RSI. A bullish reversal would require a broader market recovery and a reclaim of the $0.15 demand zone.

ambcrypto02/09 17:02

Dogecoin slides after $0.15 rejection – Is DOGE’s bottom in?

ambcrypto02/09 17:02

Analyst’s Bitcoin Price Crash Prediction From May 2025 Resurfaces And It Says The Bottom Is Not In

A previously published Bitcoin price crash projection from analyst KillaXBT, dating back to May 13, 2025, has regained attention for accurately predicting the current market downturn. The model uses rotational market mathematics to identify cycle stages—accumulation, distribution, and breakdown—and signaled that Bitcoin had not yet reached a macro bottom. The analysis highlighted key levels, including accumulation phases that fueled the rally and distribution zones near $115,000–$120,000 where exhaustion signals emerged. The chart correctly anticipated rejections at highs, fading momentum, and eventual breakdowns, with Bitcoin transitioning into mid-range consolidation around $100,000 before falling further. Currently, Bitcoin is trading in a lower distribution band near $70,000, with the model suggesting extended bearish consolidation. Relief rallies lack strength, and volatility remains high on declines. The projection indicates a potential capitulation toward $50,000 to complete the distribution phase, concluding that the true market bottom has not yet been established.

bitcoinist02/09 16:01

Analyst’s Bitcoin Price Crash Prediction From May 2025 Resurfaces And It Says The Bottom Is Not In

bitcoinist02/09 16:01

‘Only 6.6% down’: Are Bitcoin ETFs under stress amid price crash?

Despite Bitcoin's significant price decline of over 50% from its October high, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have demonstrated notable resilience, with their total holdings decreasing by only 6.6%. Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas attributed this stability to the 'diamond hands' of ETF holders, largely composed of older investors. Globally, BTC ETF holdings saw only a 4.8% drop. However, recent volatility, including a dip to $60K, has raised concerns. While some analysts, like Chris Burniske, anticipate further downside, others suggest the market may be approaching a bottom, though caution remains due to fragile market conditions and uncertain ETF flows.

ambcrypto02/06 11:01

‘Only 6.6% down’: Are Bitcoin ETFs under stress amid price crash?

ambcrypto02/06 11:01

Has Bitcoin bottomed? Why $60K may not be BTC’s floor

The article questions whether Bitcoin has reached its bottom after a 4% intraday bounce from the $60K level. While technical indicators like an oversold RSI suggest a potential local bottom, on-chain metrics and market sentiment remain unconvinced. Over 9.3 million BTC are held at a loss—the highest since January 2023—and the price has fallen below the mining electrical cost of $77K, increasing capitulation risks. Historical patterns suggest Bitcoin could still drop to $38K, a 70% decline from its $126K ATH. Macro supply-demand imbalances and a lack of strong institutional demand indicate that the $60K support may not hold, with a move toward $50K possible.

ambcrypto02/06 09:02

Has Bitcoin bottomed? Why $60K may not be BTC’s floor

ambcrypto02/06 09:02

Bitcoin Wave 3 Crash: What’s Next As Price Makes A Rebound?

Bitcoin's price rebounded cautiously to around $79,000 after finding support near $75,400, easing immediate selling pressure. However, technical analysis suggests this recovery is part of a larger bearish Elliott Wave structure. The cryptocurrency is believed to be in Intermediate Wave 3 of a downward impulse that began after peaking at $126,000 in October 2025, having already fallen roughly 41%. The analyst anticipates further downside, with a potential bottom forming between $60,000 and $63,000, possibly testing the 200-week moving average near $58,000. After this Wave 5 low, a counter-trend bear market rally toward the $90,000 to low-$100,000 range is projected before the next major decline.

bitcoinist02/04 00:02

Bitcoin Wave 3 Crash: What’s Next As Price Makes A Rebound?

bitcoinist02/04 00:02

Crypto plunges into ‘extreme fear’ – Is this the market bottom?

The crypto market has plunged into "extreme fear," with Bitcoin dropping to $74,500 and the total market cap falling to $2.55 trillion, its lowest since April 2025. The Fear & Greed Index hit a six-week low at 14, reflecting severe negative sentiment. Most cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, are deeply oversold, with an average RSI of 37.32, indicating significant weakness and intense selling pressure. While a bounce may be imminent if key support levels hold, the outlook remains highly uncertain. A potential recovery hinges on clearer regulations, such as the 2026 Clarity Act, and Federal Reserve rate cuts to improve liquidity. Without these, volatility and investor caution are likely to persist.

ambcrypto02/03 07:02

Crypto plunges into ‘extreme fear’ – Is this the market bottom?

ambcrypto02/03 07:02

Judging Bitcoin's Bottom Range from Indicators Rather Than Faith

Based on key metrics rather than sentiment, this analysis examines potential Bitcoin bottom ranges after its recent drop below $75,700. A market poll suggests 30% of investors see the bottom between $60,000–$75,000. Glassnode data indicates the network-wide average cost basis is $55,900, a critical support level. The ahr999 indicator, falling below 0.45 for the first time since 2023, signals a buying opportunity, recommending accumulation under $76,000. Analyst Willy Woo’s CVDD model points to a hard bottom near $45,000, while large holder "Strategy’s" average cost of $76,040 is another key level to watch. These metrics suggest cautious accumulation at current levels, though macroeconomic and ETF influences may prevent a drop to previous cycle lows.

比推02/03 04:24

Judging Bitcoin's Bottom Range from Indicators Rather Than Faith

比推02/03 04:24

Market Plunges into Extreme Panic, Five Major Data Indicators Reveal BTC Buying Signals

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing extreme fear, with Bitcoin (BTC) dropping to $75,700 and Ethereum (ETH) to $2,220, causing $435 million in liquidations. A survey of 1,189 investors revealed that 45.6% believe BTC’s 2026 bottom will be between $75,000–$85,000, while 30.2% see it at $60,000–$75,000. Nearly half of respondents (47.2%) plan to DCA and hold long-term. Key on-chain metrics from Glassnode indicate potential support levels: the short-term holder cost basis is $95,400, the active investor average is $87,300, the realized price is $80,500, and the network-wide average cost basis is $55,900. The ahr999 indicator, which recently fell below 0.45 for the first time since October 2023, suggests a buying opportunity below $76,000. Analyst Willy Woo’s CVDD model points to a hard bottom near $45,000, while the cost basis of large holder “Strategy” ($76,040) is seen as a critical support level. Overall, data suggests a potential bottom formation between $45,000–$76,000.

比推02/02 13:48

Market Plunges into Extreme Panic, Five Major Data Indicators Reveal BTC Buying Signals

比推02/02 13:48

Breaking Downward: Where Is Bitcoin's Bottom? How to Operate Now?

Bitcoin has broken down below the key $80,600 support, confirming a weekly C-wave decline as anticipated. The current bearish trend is part of an A-B-C correction structure that began after the $126,200 high in October 2025. Technical analysis suggests further downside potential, with key support levels at $74,500–$75,200 (Fibonacci 50% retracement and April 2025 low), $69,000–$72,500 (Fibonacci 61.8% level), and $64,500–$65,500. However, improved liquidity and positive policy expectations may limit severe declines, potentially leading to a prolonged consolidation. Short-term trading using proprietary momentum and spread models yielded a 5.1% profit last week by shorting the rebound at ~$89,268 and covering near $84,000. Current weekly and daily indicators show strong bearish momentum with no clear bottom signal yet. This week, Bitcoin is expected to trade within a range, with resistance at $80,000–$80,600 and $84,000–$86,500. Support is at $74,500–$75,200. Trading strategies recommend maintaining 60% short exposure for medium-term and using 30% capital for short-term scalping based on model signals. Two scenarios are outlined: shorting rebounds near $80,600 (Scheme A) or breaking below $75,200 (Scheme B), both with strict 1.5% stop-loss and dynamic profit protection rules.

Odaily星球日报02/02 06:58

Breaking Downward: Where Is Bitcoin's Bottom? How to Operate Now?