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Bitcoin Hasn’t Fully Surrendered Its Grip Yet, Oracles Hint At Bleaker Dips Ahead πŸ¦‡πŸ₯€

Things aren’t exactly stacking up in Bitcoin’s favor lately, but surprisingly the asset is holding its ground better than many anticipated for now πŸ–€.

Capitulation Far From Over πŸ’€

Just consider the fresh strikes between Iran and the US that restarted tensions, MicroStrategy dumping over 3500 BTC, signs of serious miner exhaustion, AI pulling funds away from crypto, those Bitcoin ETFs losing over 8 billion dollars across two months, plus the Fed holding rates firm and yet BTC stays above 60000.
While the coin has shrugged off much of that external weight so far a fresh technical setback just hit. Analyst Ted Pillows flagged that the real bottom still lies ahead based on past cycles and sketched targets dipping below 50000 or even 45000.
Ali Martinez highlighted the rejection at 64000 noting it might spark a sharper short term slide under 60000 or down to a fresh multi year low at 56550.

Asian Demand Flashing Recovery Signals πŸŒ™

Another voice on X known as CW pointed to the Kimchi Premium showing demand returning in Korea after lingering at negative 2 percent for the longest stretch in five years.
The reading has now climbed to negative 0.835 percent hinting that the bearish phase could be nearing its end especially if it crosses into positive territory soon.


Just another echo from the void by iconofsin.eth πŸ’–


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