Bitcoin is on the verge of a historically bearish signal on the 5-day chart, where the 21 EMA crosses below the 55 EMA. This signal, if confirmed by closing below $95,338, has historically preceded a 'bull trap' rally followed by significant downside, ranging from 35% to 46% in past cycles. A potential macro bottom could emerge in the $50,000 to $60,000 range. The 24-hour chart shows Bitcoin failing to force an upward cross of the 4 EMA above the 21 EMA by not closing above $92,090.50, which would have targeted the 55 EMA around $97,500. This indicates near-term weakness. The HPDR setup shows Bitcoin trading far from the median, suggesting a future reconnection. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index is at 29, indicating fear in the market, typically conducive to bounces. Gold (XAUUSD) is showing a strong bullish trend on higher timeframes, with a higher low around 4169. NASDAQ (NQ1!) on the weekly chart is pulling back to the 5 EMA, maintaining an overall bullish outlook as long as it holds above last week's low of approximately 24,000. The long-term bearish outlook for Bitcoin is reinforced by monthly and quarterly bearish divergence on the Stochastic Momentum indicator. While a short-term bounce is possible for Bitcoin, it is viewed as a selling opportunity before further significant declines to approximately $57,750, with a bullish invalidation if price rallies above $125,000.