Bitcoin weekly trend now reveals an interesting signal—almost identical to the rhythm at the beginning of 2022. First, there was a sharp decline, then a sideways consolidation period, with two months of repeated fluctuations within a narrow range. Afterwards, Bitcoin attempted to break through the ascending channel but directly broke below the support.
This downward process continued until November when it finally bottomed out. From a technical chart perspective, the current ascending bear flag pattern is gradually emerging, and once it breaks downward, history is likely to repeat itself.
It is worth noting that the US core CPI data came in below market expectations, sending positive signals to traditional financial markets. However, for risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, short-term volatility remains the main theme. Only after a clear bottoming signal appears will there be a real rebound opportunity. Various accumulation plans in the market have been waiting for this inflection point.
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zkNoob
· 14h ago
I still remember the wave of 2022... Surely we're not really going to relive it again now?
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 14h ago
Is this history repeating itself? I feel like I heard this same argument last year.
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SmartContractDiver
· 14h ago
It's that same "history repeating" narrative again... How come it's so accurate?
As soon as the bullish flag appears, I know a beating is coming. The rebound opportunity is better to wait until the bottom. Entering now is just feeding the fish.
CPI positive? What good does it do for the crypto world? It's still going to get hammered.
Bitcoin weekly trend now reveals an interesting signal—almost identical to the rhythm at the beginning of 2022. First, there was a sharp decline, then a sideways consolidation period, with two months of repeated fluctuations within a narrow range. Afterwards, Bitcoin attempted to break through the ascending channel but directly broke below the support.
This downward process continued until November when it finally bottomed out. From a technical chart perspective, the current ascending bear flag pattern is gradually emerging, and once it breaks downward, history is likely to repeat itself.
It is worth noting that the US core CPI data came in below market expectations, sending positive signals to traditional financial markets. However, for risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, short-term volatility remains the main theme. Only after a clear bottoming signal appears will there be a real rebound opportunity. Various accumulation plans in the market have been waiting for this inflection point.