Bitcoin: Is The Bear Market Over? (Explained)
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Jason Pizzino22 Jul 2026, 04:21 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's price action, identifying a potential bullish reversal from a long-term downtrend. Key indicators suggest that Bitcoin may have found a cycle low around the 57,000 mark in early July. The price has since broken above a short-term resistance at 65,000 and is currently testing the prior all-time high at 67,000. The observed price action, coupled with increased volume on upward moves and diminishing bearish sentiment from the market, suggests a shift in momentum. If Bitcoin can sustain this upward trajectory and break above 70,000, further upside is expected, targeting at least 80,000 in the medium term. However, a decisive break below 62,700 would invalidate the bullish short-term outlook.
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Jason Pizzino
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