The analysis outlines a comprehensive technical view of Bitcoin using weekly and two-week charts, focusing on potential bearish triggers. Bitcoin's current price is at $105,819, and it's bouncing from $100,000 back to $105,000 but macro charts still present major warning signs, suggesting further downward corrections.The analysis identifies critical bear market triggers, including a weekly breakdown of the 50 EMA and Gaussian Channel, plus the loss of a long-standing horizontal level on the RSI, which is a reflection of the momentum throughout the period between 2022 and present. A crucial level to watch is $98,000 as subsequent support; losing this could activate high time frame bearish triggers and lead to an extended macro correction, down to $52000.On the two-week chart, a break below the uptrend and a loss of the $98,000 support could confirm the long-term trend to be bearish. To invalidate the bearish sentiment, Bitcoin needs to break above $108,000 on the two-week chart. A review of altcoin and total cryptocurrency market caps also reinforces this view; staying below $3.65 trillion indicates further downward potential. A rising wedge pattern has broken down, indicating further weakness and a move to test support