My view: one more flush before the bigger move. The zone to watch is $52K to $63K. Bitcoin trades near $71,400, down about 7.9% on the monthly candle and about 4.6% on the week, after losing the $74K area on hot inflation data and ETF outflows. On the monthly chart, one area matters most: roughly $52K to $63K. It’s where the 2024 range sat and where the June and July 2026 lows held. Levels like that tend to get revisited when momentum cools, and price is still about 12% to 20% above them. My base case is a final sweep into that zone, a reaction, and then a recovery. That’s my expectation, not a forecast. “Last dip” is a story every bottom-caller tells, and sometimes the last dip turns out to be the second to last. Why it fits: leverage has been flushed repeatedly, from October’s $12.5B in liquidations to this week’s drop. A December hike is already priced in, and sentiment is stretched thin. A move into a monthly demand zone would complete the reset. What would change my mind: a monthly close below the zone, which would mean it failed as support. A 50-basis-point hike surprise would also change the picture. The risk is that Bitcoin never reaches the zone and bounces earlier, or breaks through it. Dips don’t announce themselves, and the market rarely follows a script. The supportive case is that a washed-out, fully flushed market is where recoveries have usually started. This is my view, not advice. The market usually bottoms when nobody is sure it’s the last one. $BTC #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# #Altcoin Season#