Where Is Bitcoin In the Cycle? EMA Crossover Analysis #shorts #bitcoin #btc #cryptocurrency #crypto
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Rekt CapitalIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 26 Jul 2026, 14:00 UTC
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- 16 Aug 2026, 13:27 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's market cycle, specifically examining historical EMA crossovers as indicators of potential downturns. The speaker highlights that bull market EMA crossovers have occurred earlier in recent cycles compared to historical patterns. Data points from Q4 2014, late Q3 2018, and early Q2 2022 are presented as past occurrences. A crossover is noted in mid-Q1 2026, which historically precedes significant market downsides. The speaker points out that past crossovers have led to substantial price drops, citing examples of 60% downside in one instance, 50% in another, and 67% in a third. The current situation, after a recent crossover, has seen approximately 38% downside from the peak price of 90K. The takeaway is that the current market cycle, following the EMA crossover, might be indicating at least 50% downside before reaching a potential bear market bottom.
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