The Worst Bitcoin Bear Market of All Times?
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More Crypto Online13 Jun 2026, 17:46 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's (BTCUSD) longer-term wave count, suggesting a potential bearish ABC correction following a significant prior uptrend. The primary scenario anticipates a move down to the 30,000-40,000 range, identified as Wave 2 of a larger bear market. An alternative, less probable scenario suggests a three-wave move within a larger bear market. The speaker emphasizes that while some wave counts might appear bullish, the overall trend is interpreted as bearish in the short to medium term. The analysis also draws parallels to historical market behavior, such as the S&P 500's performance during previous recessions and market bubbles, indicating that a sustained period of decline or sideways consolidation is possible before a potential recovery. Key Fibonacci levels are highlighted as potential support zones for any downward movement.
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