2026-01-14 02:21:37

There's something quite nostalgic about this. The current trend characteristics of Bitcoin are almost identical to the market pattern we witnessed in 2021.

Back then, the price reversed downward after breaking through a key moving average, ultimately falling by about 60%. Now in 2025, we see similar signs of the moving average being breached, and the targeted zone range also aligns closely. This is not a coincidence—technical patterns tend to repeat.

Based on this observation, I believe BTC will face some correction pressure next. While history won't repeat exactly, the rhyme often remains similar. During such times, it's even more important to be cautious about holdings.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 15h ago

Wow, it's the same theory again. I was also a firsthand participant in the 2021 wave. To be honest, the current market does have some interesting points. Wait, are you saying it will drop 60%? That sounds a bit alarmist. Similar historical patterns may resemble each other, but it’s unlikely to be the same every time. But being cautious is the right approach. Anyway, I’m currently in a reducing position mindset—prefer to earn less than get caught again.

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MevHunter

· 15h ago

I think I've heard this theory too many times, every time saying that history repeats itself, but the coin price just doesn't follow the usual pattern. Can 2021's events be completely replicated? The market structure has changed. But to be fair, caution is indeed wise. The problem is, those who really make money often jump in when others are afraid. A 60% drop? Let's see, anyway I won't get caught in a trap. This wave of market movement feels a bit strange, like waiting for some big event. Are you still willing to go all-in now? I’ve been reducing my position gradually. Honestly, I don’t think losing the moving average is that pessimistic. Maybe it's just volatility, not necessarily a crash.

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Rugman_Walking

· 15h ago

Here we go again, that same story from 2021? I feel like every time someone says history repeats itself, the most exciting part is the plot twist that proves them wrong. Uh, wait, no, this time the data is actually a bit interesting. The moving averages and the range both line up? Alright, I’ll trust you this once. That 60% drop really would hurt a lot. Maybe I should cut some positions first and get a good night’s sleep.

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