#bear-market News & Analysis

Bitcoin-S&P 500 Correlation Coefficient Signals Impending Market Crash – Details

Bitcoin May Still Fall Under $10,000, Bloomberg’s McGlone Warns

Bitcoin Is Repeating 2022 Playbook That Triggered Crash To $17,500

A crypto analyst identifies similarities between current Bitcoin price patterns and the 2022 crash that led to a decline from $30,000 to $17,500. The analysis suggests Bitcoin could potentially fall to $30,000-$35,000 if the same pattern completes, representing a 40% decline from current levels.

What The Bitcoin Relief Rally Above $71,000 Says About Where The Price Is Headed

Multiple crypto analysts warn that Bitcoin's recent relief rally above $71,000 signals weakening momentum rather than sustained upside, with historical patterns suggesting each bear market cycle produces progressively weaker relief rallies. Several analysts predict Bitcoin could drop significantly lower, potentially into the $50,000 range, before establishing a sustainable bottom.

Ben Cowen: Bitcoin’s bottom likelihood is only 25%, a potential 70% drop aligns with historical patterns, and the $60k level is critical for market assessment | The Wolf Of All Streets

Cryptocurrency analyst Ben Cowen suggests Bitcoin has only a 25% probability of reaching a market bottom in the current cycle, while a potential 70% decline to the $30-50k range would align with historical bear market patterns. The $60k price level emerges as a critical technical threshold for determining the market's directional bias.

'A Hurricane Coming': Bitcoin Could Fall to $10K This Year, Says Bloomberg Analyst

Bloomberg analyst Mike McGlone predicts Bitcoin could fall to $10,000 this year, describing it as 'a hurricane coming' for the crypto market. He argues this decline would represent a purging of market excesses that built up during the pandemic-era boom.

Bitcoin Triggers Cycle Signal Linked To Every Bear Market Bottom

Bitcoin has triggered a Gaussian weekly uptrend cycle signal that has historically appeared at every previous bear market bottom. This technical indicator suggests Bitcoin may be at a critical turning point in its market cycle.

CryptoQuant Issues Stark Forecast — Bitcoin May Fall As Low As $10,000 This Year

Drift Loses $285 Million: Did Hackers Deal a Fatal Blow to Bear-Market DeFi?

The Bitcoin Price Bottom Is Close, But There Is Still A Crash Below $60,000 Left

Technical analysis suggests Bitcoin may have one final crash below $60,000 before reaching a major bottom, with key support levels at the 200-week ($59,268) and 300-week ($51,805) moving averages. Historical data shows these moving averages have marked major cycle bottoms in 2018, 2020, and 2022, indicating Bitcoin is approaching a potential accumulation zone despite not having reached the final bottom yet.

Bitcoin Realized Price Signals Fragile Market Structure as 92% of Short-Term Holders Sit at a Loss

Approximately 92% of Bitcoin short-term holders are currently underwater on their positions, holding 5.7 million BTC below their cost basis. Bitcoin's recent rally was rejected at the $75,600 realized price level, while the network-wide realized price of $54,000 represents a historically significant support level that has been tested during bear markets.

Stocks haven’t hit bottom yet, says the analyst who called a ‘rolling recession’ when everyone else saw a boom

Morgan Stanley analyst Mike Wilson, who previously predicted a 'rolling recession,' warns that stocks haven't reached their bottom yet. He notes that 50% of Russell 3000 stocks are already down 20% from their peaks, and the current market selloff that's panicking investors actually began six months ago.

Bitcoin hits rare 8-day winning streak – but 2022 bear market saw one too

Bitcoin has achieved a rare 8-day winning streak, which historically suggests potential upside momentum. However, analysts note that a similar pattern occurred during the 2022 bear market, indicating investors should exercise caution despite the positive technical indicator.

Fundstrat’s Tom Lee Predicts 20% Stock Market Crash After Massive Rally to New All-Time Highs – Here’s the Timeline

Fundstrat's Tom Lee predicts the S&P 500 will rally to new all-time highs in the coming weeks before experiencing a 20% market crash later this year. This forecast suggests a significant bear market correction following the anticipated near-term stock market gains.

Ethereum Currently Undervalued – But Is It Time To Buy?

Ethereum appears undervalued with MVRV ratio at 0.9, but analysts warn of potential 40% further decline to $1,152 based on historical bear cycle patterns. Prediction markets are betting 57% odds that Ethereum will lose its position as the second-largest cryptocurrency.

Crypto Market Cap Retests Historic Support as Cycle Pattern Reappears

The crypto market cap is currently testing a historic demand zone that previously supported the 2022 bear market bottom. The current market structure shows similarities to the 2021-2023 cycle, with the latest correction of approximately 65% mirroring the magnitude of the previous bear market drawdown.

Bitcoin Crash Far From Over? Analyst Shares How Painful Bear Markets Can Get

Crypto analyst Jelle warns that Bitcoin's current 44% decline from its all-time high may deepen significantly, citing historical data showing previous bear markets resulted in 77-84% corrections. The analysis suggests the current bear market could extend until October 2026 based on typical cycle patterns lasting 52-58 weeks.

Altcoins Approach Historic Stress Levels as 38% of Tokens Near All-Time Lows

Nearly 38% of altcoins are trading near all-time lows, indicating extreme market stress as capital concentrates in Bitcoin through institutional flows. The altcoin market cap excluding top 10 assets sits at $170 billion, down from $450 billion peaks, with technical indicators showing continued weakness below key moving averages.

Bitcoin At The Bottom? The 23-Month Cycle That Has Never Failed

Crypto analyst Coinvo suggests Bitcoin may be nearing a cycle bottom based on a 23-month pattern that has historically preceded rallies to new highs, with potential targets around $150,000. However, analyst Willy Woo warns of a potential bull trap and suggests Bitcoin remains in the middle of its bear market.

43% of Bitcoin Supply Is In Loss As Market Nears Bear Territory

43% of Bitcoin supply is currently underwater according to UTXO analysis, with only 57% in profit compared to the historical bull market threshold of 75%. CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost warns this places Bitcoin closer to bear market conditions, while rising oil prices from geopolitical tensions add macro pressure.

Bitcoin Bear Market Could Be Shrinking, But Are We Watching History Repeating Itself?

Bitcoin has dropped below $70,000 with technical analysis suggesting bear market cycles are becoming less severe over time, with drawdowns compressing from 93% in 2011 to 78% in 2021. Current price action mirrors the 2022 bear market pattern, potentially indicating a drop to $50,000 based on historical bull trap sequences.

Bitcoin could crash by another 30% as four-year cycle gains strength, investment firm says

An investment firm warns that Bitcoin is in a deep bear market and could decline by an additional 30% by 2026. The prediction is based on Bitcoin's four-year cycle pattern gaining momentum.

Bitcoin still due 'next leg down' as $73K BTC price precedes death cross

Bitcoin technical analysis suggests the cryptocurrency is due for another significant decline despite recently reaching $73K. A potential death cross formation indicates continued bearish momentum unless a major bullish catalyst emerges to reverse the current market trend.

Surpassing FTX-Era Lows: 38% Of Altcoins Hit Record Lows As Liquidity Abandons The Crypto Fringe

38% of altcoins are now trading near all-time lows, surpassing stress levels seen after the FTX collapse. This represents a systemic decline as liquidity abandons alternative cryptocurrencies in favor of equities and commodities, with the altcoin market cap pressuring key weekly support levels around $169 billion.

Lyn Alden: The four-year Bitcoin cycle is losing relevance, institutional access is reshaping market dynamics, and the current bear market may be shorter than previous ones | The Wolf Of All Streets

Lyn Alden argues that Bitcoin's traditional four-year market cycle is becoming less relevant as institutional access reshapes market dynamics. She suggests the current bear market may be shorter than previous cycles due to changing participation patterns and reduced retail involvement.