Bitcoin Falls Below The Bear Market Resistance Band
The video argues that Bitcoin has fallen back below the bear-market resistance band on the daily and that the current price action matches typical midterm-year behavior, characterized by shallow rallies and fakeouts. The speaker concludes the market is likely to remain weak into the summer with a higher probability of a Q4 low, recommends patience through the first half of the midterm year, and expects the 200-week moving average to become relevant as the cycle progresses.
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Bitcoin has fallen back below the bear-market resistance band on the daily timeframe.
The 20-week moving average is around $74,000 and Bitcoin is trading roughly $1,000 below that level.
Midterm years are historically difficult and bearish for Bitcoin and commonly produce bear-market rallies that generate strong FOMO.
The most recent rally lacked follow-through compared with 2023, making it more likely to be a fakeout.
A common bear-market pattern is to rally above the 21-week EMA toward the 200-day moving average, then retest the 21-week EMA and roll over—a pattern that also showed up in 2018.
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