Is Bitcoin in a different type of bear market? Let's discuss what a bear market may look like coming from a non-euphoric top.
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Benjamin Cowen05 Dec 2025, 16:28 UTC
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The analyst discusses Bitcoin's current market predicament using technical analysis and historical patterns. He notes Bitcoin tends to top out in Q4 of post-halving years. Both bulls and bears have points to say why they think they are right. The return on investment since market cycle bottoms shows diminishing returns and a typical cycle duration. The analyst suggests the current bear market is different from past cycles. The analysis covers social metrics, YouTube subscriber growth, and on-chain risk which suggests Bitcoin has topping. By the summer of 2026 a low around 56-70k is expected. An SPX analysis shows new highs. The presenter has a final model: It is currently set to drop around 60-70k before rising, based on what will trigger QE policies. In 2019, BTC topped when Fed asset purchasing started.
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