🤔 Has Bitcoin bottomed out?
It’s uncertain.
1. The current price is $75,000–$76,500 (down 40% from the October 2025 ATH of $125k).
The cycle's lowest point so far was in June (~$58k–$60k).
Analysts are divided: some say the bottom is already in, while others still expect a drop to $50k–$55k or lower (possibly in Q4 2026).
2. Reaction to two pieces of bad news (Clarity Act failure + Fed raising interest rates to 4%)
BTC saw a limited drop followed by sideways movement; it didn't crash.
This can be interpreted in two ways:
A sign of strength (selling pressure absorbed) → slightly bullish Or just a pause before a deeper drop (bull trap / liquidity grab)
3. Current probability estimates 55–60% chance of sideways movement or a rise in the coming weeks 40–45% chance that this is merely consolidation before a deeper breakdown
Brief conclusion:
Bitcoin is showing resilience against bad news, but the price structure remains weak, and there is no clear confirmation of a bottom yet.
Still waiting for further price action.
What do you guys think?
$BTC
It’s uncertain.
1. The current price is $75,000–$76,500 (down 40% from the October 2025 ATH of $125k).
The cycle's lowest point so far was in June (~$58k–$60k).
Analysts are divided: some say the bottom is already in, while others still expect a drop to $50k–$55k or lower (possibly in Q4 2026).
2. Reaction to two pieces of bad news (Clarity Act failure + Fed raising interest rates to 4%)
BTC saw a limited drop followed by sideways movement; it didn't crash.
This can be interpreted in two ways:
A sign of strength (selling pressure absorbed) → slightly bullish Or just a pause before a deeper drop (bull trap / liquidity grab)
3. Current probability estimates 55–60% chance of sideways movement or a rise in the coming weeks 40–45% chance that this is merely consolidation before a deeper breakdown
Brief conclusion:
Bitcoin is showing resilience against bad news, but the price structure remains weak, and there is no clear confirmation of a bottom yet.
Still waiting for further price action.
What do you guys think?
$BTC