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Bitcoin Rally Likely A Relief Bounce, Not New Bull Phase: CryptoQuant

Bitcoinist|Keshav Verma|March 7, 2026 at 03:00 AM

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CryptoQuant's Bull Score Index remains at 10, deep in bearish territory, despite Bitcoin's recent price rally. The analytics firm suggests the current rally is likely a relief bounce rather than the start of a new bull market phase.

Key Takeaways

→Bitcoin's Bull Score Index sits at just 10, indicating bearish market conditions persist despite price gains
→CryptoQuant characterizes the current Bitcoin rally as a relief bounce rather than a new bull market
→On-chain metrics suggest underlying market structure remains weak despite recent price recovery
→The disconnect between price action and fundamental indicators highlights potential market fragility

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