Is Bitcoin On The Cusp Of A New Breakdown Phase? #shorts #bitcoin #btc #cryptocurrency #crypto
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Rekt CapitalIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 31 Jul 2026, 11:30 UTC
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- 16 Aug 2026, 13:27 UTC

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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin (BTC/USD) and its historical price action, drawing parallels between current fractal patterns and previous market cycles. The presenter highlights a compressed price action in the current cycle compared to a cycle from four years prior. Specifically, the analysis points to a phase where old support was potentially turning into new resistance, observed in a cluster that developed around July 2023. The current cluster, also in July, is described as more compressed. The presenter questions whether this pattern suggests a continued downtrend into August and September, potentially testing lower lows and invalidating the current analysis. The timeframe for this potential downtrend is suggested to be the coming months. The current price is noted as around $65,110, with a target price inferred to be around $42,000, and a fail-bound price above $80,000, indicating a bearish outlook if resistance holds.
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