📉 Bitcoin's Bear Market Bottom Is at $40K
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Gerhard - Bitcoin StrategyIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 07 Aug 2026, 18:00 UTC
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- 07 Aug 2026, 20:19 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's historical price action relative to its realized price, using the concept that bear markets tend to end when the price falls below the average cost basis of investors. The current realized price is cited as being just under $54,000. A target price of slightly over $40,000 is projected, representing a 25% to 30% drop from the current realized price. This target is derived from historical patterns where bear markets have ended approximately 25%-30% below the realized price. The prediction is that if this pattern repeats, the bear market will conclude around the $40,000 level. The current price of Bitcoin is estimated to be around $67,000, and the analysis suggests a bearish trend towards the $40,000 target. A failure of this bearish outlook would occur if the price moves significantly higher, suggesting a breach of a resistance level, with $75,000 identified as a potential invalidation point.
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