👉 Despite hitting a second historical record in early October, the relationship between profit and realized loss (simple moving average of 90 days) has been showing a downward trend since the end of July.
Now, it has fallen to around 1.45, signaling a clear deterioration in the overall profitability of the market — although it remains above the lower limit of 1, historically associated with extreme phases of capitulation.
👉 In the previous cycle, Bitcoin found the bottom of the bear market precisely when it returned to test the top of the past bull market as support — a region that ended up holding the price and marking the long-term turnaround.
There is a good chance we will see a similar behavior in this cycle, with the market seeking this same structural logic of testing the previous top as a base.
It's worth remembering that, historically, the price tends to spend several months consolidating in the bottom range, with a lot of volatility and false starts.
It is precisely during this period that a well-executed DCA strategy tends to be more efficient, allowing for position accumulation at an interesting average price over time.
👉 In the previous cycle, Bitcoin found the bottom of the bear market precisely when it returned to test the top of the past bull market as support — a region that ended up holding the price and marking the long-term turnaround.
There is a good chance we will see a similar behavior in this cycle, with the market seeking this same structural logic of testing the previous top as a base.
It's worth remembering that, historically, the price tends to spend several months consolidating in the bottom range, with a lot of volatility and false starts.
It is precisely during this period that a well-executed DCA strategy tends to be more efficient, allowing for position accumulation at an interesting average price over time.
👉 We warned yesterday that the 60 thousand dollar range had several technical confluences that could offer a good buying zone.
As can be seen in the daily chart, after touching 60k, Bitcoin reacted strongly and almost rose 20% from the bottom to the top of the movement, practically canceling out the drop from the previous day.
For those involved in short-term operations, it already makes sense to realize part of the profit and/or adjust the stop to protect the position.
For long-term investors, it was a very interesting entry region.
Even so, it is still early to confirm a reversal of the macro trend.
👉 The price of Bitcoin is approaching the 200-week moving average.
In the second chart, it can be seen that, in Bitcoin's history, this average has acted as an important support during the bear cycles of 2015, 2018, and during the pandemic drop.
On the other hand, in 2022, this level failed to hold the price.
The question now is: will the average hold again this time, or will we lose this support?
👉 The price of Bitcoin is approaching the 200-week moving average.
In the second chart, it can be seen that, in Bitcoin's history, this average has acted as an important support during the bear cycles of 2015, 2018, and during the pandemic drop.
On the other hand, in 2022, this level failed to hold the price.
The question now is: will the average hold again this time, or will we lose this support?
I believe this will be the movement of the coming months.
Bitcoin will test the peak of the last cycle as support, and I believe this region will be a great point to start buying, averaging the price over the months.
👉 With the negative closing of January, Bitcoin now registers four consecutive months of decline — something that did not happen even during the last bear market.
The most recent case of a longer sequence was in 2018, when the asset accumulated six consecutive months of decline, between August 2018 and January 2019.
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