Bitcoin Could Reject HARD At The 200 DSMA! Can Bitcoin HOLD?

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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's historical price action in relation to its 200-day simple moving average (SMA). The speaker highlights a recurring pattern where rallies approach the 200-day SMA, face resistance, and subsequently lead to significant downturns or bear markets. This pattern has been observed in past cycles, including November 2012 and the period leading up to the 2018 bear market. Currently, Bitcoin is approaching this critical resistance level, identified around the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level (approximately $83,622.65) and the 200-day SMA. The speaker predicts that if Bitcoin fails to break above this resistance and instead rejects, it will likely fall back towards the $60,000 support level, potentially reaching $50,000. This bearish outlook is based on the historical tendency for Bitcoin to undergo significant corrections after failing to break key moving averages at similar junctures. Therefore, a failure to maintain support above $79,000 and a break below the $75,000 level would further validate the bearish prediction, potentially leading to a major crash similar to previous bear market cycles.

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   15 May 2026, 18:51 UTC

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