Bitcoin has closed below the 100-week moving average for the third consecutive week, and the price has been trading below the long-term trend line for 13 days. Historical data shows that after BTC breaks below this trend line, it typically hovers at low levels for about 267 days, with short-term rapid rebounds being uncommon. In a long-term bearish environment, the market may enter a phase of patience and capital battles.
In the context of a trend under pressure and decreasing rebound probability, should investors choose dollar-cost averaging and swing trading, or remain on the sidelines? How do you view the current cycle position and risk-reward profile of BTC?
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HaonanChen
· 2h ago
Hold on tight, we're about to take off 🛫
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HaonanChen
· 2h ago
Hold on tight, we're about to take off 🛫
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HaonanChen
· 2h ago
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Bitcoin has closed below the 100-week moving average for the third consecutive week, and the price has been trading below the long-term trend line for 13 days. Historical data shows that after BTC breaks below this trend line, it typically hovers at low levels for about 267 days, with short-term rapid rebounds being uncommon. In a long-term bearish environment, the market may enter a phase of patience and capital battles.
In the context of a trend under pressure and decreasing rebound probability, should investors choose dollar-cost averaging and swing trading, or remain on the sidelines? How do you view the current cycle position and risk-reward profile of BTC?