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Bitcoin price dips – Is BTC’s $80K bottom too early to call?

Bitcoin's price has dropped nearly 13% in two weeks, hitting its lowest point of the year and causing significant market deleveraging. Analysts suggest this may be a wave of liquidations, shaking out weak hands. Sentiment has turned fearful, with the Fear and Greed Index dropping further. Despite the pullback to around $80k, calling it a bottom may be premature due to ongoing macro uncertainty. The recent avoidance of a U.S. government shutdown removed a key catalyst that previously boosted Bitcoin. Investors are shifting toward risk-off strategies, as seen in El Salvador's gold hedge and gold's 18% YTD gains. High volatility and over $1.5 billion in liquidations indicate a potential deeper market shift.

ambcrypto01/30 13:02

Bitcoin price dips – Is BTC’s $80K bottom too early to call?

ambcrypto01/30 13:02

These Key Bitcoin On-Chain Metrics Suggest BTC Has Not Yet Reached Its Bottom

Based on key on-chain metrics, Bitcoin (BTC) has likely not yet hit its cycle bottom despite ongoing price declines. Analysis from Alphractal highlights that the Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) metric, while declining, remains in positive territory, indicating that most holders are in profit rather than loss. Historically, a true bottom occurs only when NUPL turns negative, signaling full capitulation. Additionally, the Delta Growth Rate has turned negative, suggesting the end of speculative activity and the beginning of an accumulation phase. Following a recent pullback below $90,000, bearish sentiment has intensified. Swissblock notes that losing the $89,200 support level has increased market risk, though bulls are defending the $84,500 level. A break below this could lead to a deeper correction toward $74,000. However, if support holds, a liquidity sweep and potential long entry opportunity may occur. Current data indicates excess supply and uncertainty, meaning more time or data validation is needed to confirm a market bottom.

bitcoinist01/27 18:32

These Key Bitcoin On-Chain Metrics Suggest BTC Has Not Yet Reached Its Bottom

bitcoinist01/27 18:32

Dogecoin’s profit metric hits 2-year low – Is the bottom in for DOGE?

Dogecoin's price increased slightly, but on-chain metrics suggest caution for investors. The percentage of DOGE addresses in profit fell to 55.53%, a two-year low, which can sometimes signal seller exhaustion and a potential buying opportunity. However, analysis shows the current level is still higher than the previous cycle's low of 44.88% in October 2023. The Coin Days Destroyed metric indicates that large-scale capitulation from holders has likely not occurred yet. Additionally, DOGE recently fell below its realized price of $0.146 and retested it as resistance, a pattern that previously led to a significant price drop. The metrics collectively suggest that the market bottom may not be in, and investors aiming for long-term holds should wait for clearer signs of seller exhaustion before buying.

ambcrypto01/27 13:02

Dogecoin’s profit metric hits 2-year low – Is the bottom in for DOGE?

ambcrypto01/27 13:02

Ethereum fundamentals diverge from its price – Is this a bottom signal?

Ethereum's fundamentals show strength despite its prolonged price decline since late 2025. The network hit a record 2.88 million daily transactions, though analytics firm Altcoin Vector noted 80% were low-quality "systematic noise." Positive developments include staking rate surpassing 30% and Ethereum dominating over 65% of the tokenized real-world asset market. Institutional demand also grew, with a 26% QoQ increase in ETH treasuries in Q4 2025. However, ETH price remains down 40% from its 2025 peak, struggling to hold $3k. Analysts suggest this divergence between weak price and strong fundamentals may signal a market bottom, similar to early 2023. Reclaiming $3,050 is crucial for a bullish outlook; failure could lead to a drop toward $2,600.

ambcrypto01/23 05:06

Ethereum fundamentals diverge from its price – Is this a bottom signal?

ambcrypto01/23 05:06

Will $307B in stablecoins save Bitcoin? Decoding the ‘idle’ liquidity narrative

Stablecoins have reached a record combined market cap of $307.7 billion, a pattern often observed near market bottoms. Alongside this, tokenized funds and real-world assets (RWAs) have also hit all-time highs, indicating significant liquidity is waiting on-chain but not yet deployed into volatile assets like Bitcoin. The Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) has experienced its steepest drop this cycle, suggesting Bitcoin's market cap declined faster than stablecoin supply, leaving substantial buying power idle. This typically occurs near local market bottoms, with liquidity poised to re-enter Bitcoin once risk indicators improve. However, macroeconomic uncertainty and global tensions may delay this rotation. As long as stablecoin supply remains near record levels, the potential for capital flow into Bitcoin remains, though timing is uncertain.

ambcrypto01/20 21:01

Will $307B in stablecoins save Bitcoin? Decoding the ‘idle’ liquidity narrative

ambcrypto01/20 21:01

Bitcoin Price To Crash Another 50% As Analyst Marks $40,000 Bottom Target

Bitcoin has declined over 32.5% from its all-time high above $126,000 and is currently trading above $90,000. However, analyst CryptoBullet predicts a further 50% crash in 2026, potentially driving the price down to around $40,000. This forecast is based on Bitcoin’s Realized Price—the average price at which all coins last moved—which has historically been breached during bear markets. Past cycles saw drawdowns of up to 66% below this level. Due to declining volatility, the analyst expects a less severe drop this cycle, estimating a 24–31% decline below the Realized Price, placing the bottom between $40,000 and $43,000. In an extreme scenario mirroring 2022’s 33% drop, Bitcoin could fall to $37,400 or even $35,000 by late 2026.

bitcoinist01/06 01:03

Bitcoin Price To Crash Another 50% As Analyst Marks $40,000 Bottom Target

bitcoinist01/06 01:03

Bitcoin reclaims $90K – Is this BTC’s true 2026 price bottom?

Bitcoin has reclaimed the $90,000 level in early 2026, sparking debate over whether this marks the cycle's true bottom. While bullish momentum is supported by ETF inflows, whale activity, and significant short liquidations, on-chain data reveals a concerning disconnect. Whale balances are declining, and Bitcoin ETFs have seen assets under management drop to near June 2025 lows. Despite positive funding rates and rising optimism, the lack of structural support suggests the current rally may be a bull trap rather than a confirmed bottom.

ambcrypto01/03 09:41

Bitcoin reclaims $90K – Is this BTC’s true 2026 price bottom?

ambcrypto01/03 09:41

Is XRP’s price done bottoming out? A look at THESE metrics suggests…

TD Sequential's bi-weekly macro buy signal suggests XRP may be nearing a medium-term bottom after months of selling pressure. The price recently exited a descending triangle, defending the $1.80–$1.85 support zone, shifting focus toward the $2.20 resistance. Institutional inflows of $5.58 million into ETFs and persistent spot exchange outflows indicate strategic accumulation and supply absorption. Elevated funding rates reflect growing long conviction, though leverage introduces some risk. Convergence of technical, institutional, and on-chain metrics implies XRP has likely completed its bottoming process. Sustained trading above $1.80 could enable a move toward $2.60–$2.67, but volatility remains possible.

ambcrypto01/02 14:02

Is XRP’s price done bottoming out? A look at THESE metrics suggests…

ambcrypto01/02 14:02

Is this Bitcoin’s bottom? Extreme fear around MicroStrategy may signal…

Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy (now Strategy Inc.), the largest institutional Bitcoin holder, faces extreme market fear as Bitcoin drops from $126,000 to $88,000 and its stock (MSTR) falls 65%. Concerns about potential forced selling of its 671,268 BTC treasury have intensified, especially with rumors of MSCI delisting and broader pressure on Bitcoin-heavy companies. However, the company’s strong financial position—including over $2.1 billion in cash reserves and long-term debt—suggests it is not near liquidation. Extreme negative sentiment may signal a market bottom, and despite risks of regulatory exclusion, the current panic could mark a turning point rather than a collapse.

ambcrypto12/25 11:01

Is this Bitcoin’s bottom? Extreme fear around MicroStrategy may signal…

ambcrypto12/25 11:01

Three signs that Bitcoin is finding its market bottom

Bitcoin (BTC) may be approaching a local bottom after falling over 35% from its recent all-time high. Key signals suggest selling pressure is fading. The weekly Stochastic RSI has turned up from oversold levels—a pattern seen near major historical bottoms. A bullish divergence on the three-day chart, where price made a lower but momentum did not, further supports this. Miners are showing signs of capitulation, with a 4% drop in hash rate over 30 days—a historically bullish signal that has preceded strong medium-term returns. Macro conditions also hint at a potential reversal. The National Financial Conditions Index (NFCI) suggests a Bitcoin rally could begin within 4–6 weeks, similar to past cycles. Despite these positive signs, some analysts still predict further downside, with targets as low as $70,000–$25,000.

cointelegraph12/24 12:17