In last Sunday's video, it was clearly pointed out that 912 is the end point of BTC's rebound. The subsequent trend is downward. BTC has already fallen by over 20,000, and yesterday's rebound after dropping to 746 was weak. It has now reached around 70,000. What’s next?
The decline of BTC starting from 979 shows two possible scenarios, illustrated in the chart. The blue trend is more optimistic, while the red trend indicates a deeper fall.
Regardless of whether it's red or blue, BTC will end its decline by mid to late February, or at the latest, March. After finding the bottom, there will be a large-scale upward movement. #btc $BTC
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Join111
· 5h ago
Currently, BTC and ETH haven't accelerated their decline nor increased volume, so this wave hasn't bottomed out yet. It's a slow grind. The key levels are 693 (most likely won't hold), 639–668 (hopeful), 610, 581, and other critical points.
2026.02.05
In last Sunday's video, it was clearly pointed out that 912 is the end point of BTC's rebound. The subsequent trend is downward. BTC has already fallen by over 20,000, and yesterday's rebound after dropping to 746 was weak. It has now reached around 70,000. What’s next?
The decline of BTC starting from 979 shows two possible scenarios, illustrated in the chart. The blue trend is more optimistic, while the red trend indicates a deeper fall.
Regardless of whether it's red or blue, BTC will end its decline by mid to late February, or at the latest, March. After finding the bottom, there will be a large-scale upward movement. #btc $BTC