Bitcoin’s monthly chart is doing the same thing it has every single cycle. No exceptions. No misses.
Since 2013, BTC always follows this pattern: • 2 years of steady growth • 1 year of explosive bull run • 1 year of brutal bear market The bull run peaked in October 2025. That phase is over.
📉 We are now in the bear market, likely lasting until October 2026.
If history repeats:
BTC may chop around $80k first Then slide toward ~$50k by October 2026 This is the only indicator that has never failed me. Save this. I’ll revisit it in October 2026.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, pointing to absorption rather than distribution. Sellers failed to extend downside momentum and structure is still being defended. As long as this zone holds, continuation higher is the cleaner path.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Buyers are still defending structure and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this area holds, continuation higher remains the cleaner path.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Buyers are defending this base after a heavy sell-off and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this area holds, continuation higher remains the cleaner path.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Buyers are still defending structure well and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this area holds, continuation higher remains the cleaner path.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
BTC and ETH are flashing danger signs on the 2-hour chart.
Yes, price is still above weekly support — but short-term structure is breaking down fast.
BTC has now printed three lower lows in a row. That’s not random. Another sweep lower is likely, targeting ~72k.
After that drop, expect a liquidity grab bounce. And this bounce will decide everything.
⚠️ Two outcomes from here:
🔻 Weak bounce (74k area, then stalls): This screams continuation down. Support fails. More downside follows. ➡️ Most likely scenario.
🔥 Strong bounce (holds above 75k): That opens the door for a reversal candle and a fast push toward 80k+. ➡️ Possible, but less likely with lower lows already in play.
As for the BTC & ETH trades shared earlier: Great reactions off the bottom — but the market flipped again and both were closed at break-even.
📉 Trend is fragile. Volatility is coming. Stay sharp.
This bitcoin crash isn’t normal. It’s uglier — and more dangerous.
Bitcoin has been crushed, down nearly 40% from its October peak. Ethereum is bleeding even worse, sliding for six straight months and losing half its value. Billions have already been wiped out as traders are forced to dump positions.
What’s different this time? The leverage is snapping.
Easy money trades are blowing up, liquidity is drying up, and fear is spreading fast. This isn’t a calm pullback — it’s a forced unwind.
Once hyped as “digital gold,” bitcoin is now being called what it really looks like: a high-risk bet. As prices fell, crypto-based gold and silver trades collapsed too, dragging parts of the real financial system with them.
Michael Burry is sounding alarms. He says bitcoin’s safety nets are failing. If it breaks $60,000, major holders could face a crisis. At $50,000, miners may go bankrupt and dump their coins, triggering another brutal leg down.
Cracks are already showing. A U.S. bank has shut its doors. More could follow if selling accelerates.
There’s still hope — some firms have cash, and clearer crypto rules could help someday. But right now?
This selloff isn’t about hype cooling off. It’s about pressure breaking the system.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Buyers are still defending structure well and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this area holds, continuation higher remains the cleaner path.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Buyers are still defending structure well and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this area holds, continuation higher remains the cleaner path.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Buyers are still defending structure well and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this area holds, continuation higher remains the cleaner path.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Buyers are still defending structure well and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this area holds, continuation higher remains the cleaner path.