Bitcoin: The Final Crash? 🚨
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- 22 Oct 2026, 13:00 UTC
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- 22 Oct 2026, 13:52 UTC
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The current market structure for BTCUSD on the weekly chart shows a battle between bulls and bears around the 83,000 USD level. Historically, the 200-week moving average has been a significant indicator, often acting as support during bull markets and resistance during bear markets. Previous four-year cycles show that the period preceding the halving is often bearish, with the subsequent bull run peaking around 500 days after the halving. Seasonality analysis indicates that August and September are historically weak months for Bitcoin, with October often being the strongest, followed by potential weakness in November and December. The recent price action shows a struggle to maintain gains above key resistance levels, suggesting a potential for consolidation or a short-term pullback before the next upward move. The long-term trend remains bullish, supported by the consistent upward trajectory of the 200-week moving average, but short-term volatility and battles at key price levels indicate uncertainty.
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