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Bitcoin has now spent another month battling the 50-month EMA, and so far, that battle isn’t going in the bulls’ favour. Price continues to trade around one of the most important macro resistance levels on the chart, but instead of reclaiming it, Bitcoin keeps getting pushed back. That doesn’t mean the bull market is over—it simply means this higher-timeframe level is still demanding respect.
What catches my attention is how closely this structure continues to resemble 2022.
Back then, Bitcoin also produced strong relief rallies that convinced many traders the trend had finally changed, only to roll over after failing to reclaim major higher-timeframe resistance. So far, this cycle is following a remarkably similar path.
History doesn’t have to repeat itself, but until the market proves otherwise, it’s a roadmap worth paying attention to.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see Bitcoin hold these levels during the first part of August. Markets rarely reverse in a straight line, and periods of consolidation after a rejection are completely normal. In fact, that could be exactly what draws more buyers back in before the market makes its next decisive move. The real question isn’t whether Bitcoin can bounce—it’s whether that bounce can finally break through the 50-month EMA.
Seasonality also gives me a reason to stay cautious. August and September have historically been two of Bitcoin’s weaker months, especially when price enters them below major resistance. That doesn’t guarantee another decline, but it does increase the probability that any short-term strength could struggle to develop into a sustained trend. When historical seasonality aligns with technical resistance, I prefer to pay attention rather than dismiss it.
At the same time, this isn’t a market that looks completely broken. ETF demand remains healthy, long-term holders continue showing conviction, and institutional interest hasn’t disappeared. Those are all constructive signs for the bigger picture. The problem is that strong fundamentals don’t always translate into immediate price appreciation. Markets often need time before fundamentals are reflected on the chart.
For me, the next move is fairly straightforward. If Bitcoin continues rejecting from the 50-month EMA, then the comparison with 2022 becomes even more convincing, and a deeper correction remains on the table. But if buyers finally reclaim this level and turn it into support, the entire macro outlook changes. Until that happens, I think caution is still the smarter approach.
Sometimes the most important signal isn’t the rally itself.
It’s whether Bitcoin can finally break the level that has been holding it back for months.
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