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▲ Bitcoin (BTC) Price Drop
Market tension is rapidly increasing as an analysis suggests that Bitcoin (BTC) is facing a massive decline after a short-term rebound.
Crypto media outlet NewsBTC recently reported that market analyst 'Crypto Bullet' diagnosed Bitcoin's current trend as a bearish structure, stating that the cycle bottom has not yet formed.
This analysis is based on a 'Double Zigzag (WXY)' wave structure. Bitcoin has been repeating declines and rebounds since its 2025 peak, continuing its correctional phase, and the current upward trend is interpreted as merely an 'intermediate rebound' rather than a new bull market.
According to the analysis, Bitcoin has the potential to rebound short-term, exceeding $80,000 and reaching up to $85,000. However, this range has been identified as a strong resistance zone and a key point where a sharp reversal could occur after the ascent.
The key is the final downward wave that will unfold afterward. Crypto Bullet predicted that if the 'Y-wave' begins, Bitcoin will plummet and form its ultimate bottom. The estimated lower target at this point is around $40,000, which represents approximately a 50% drop from the $80,000 level.
The timing of the drop was also specifically presented. The analyst believes that Bitcoin is likely to form a bottom between September and October 2026, after an additional adjustment period of about 5 months. This explanation states that it is a time structure similar to past Bitcoin bear cycles.
In the market, this scenario is interpreted as a warning signal for a potential 'bull trap'. The analysis suggests that if a large influx of buying power mistakenly perceives the break above $80,000 as the start of a new bull market, a massive liquidation could occur during the subsequent sharp decline.
Ultimately, Bitcoin has entered a phase where short-term upward expectations and medium-to-long-term downside risks overlap simultaneously. If a complex scenario of a sharp decline after a rebound materializes, market volatility is highly likely to expand dramatically.
*Disclaimer: This article is for investment reference only, and we are not responsible for any investment losses based on it. The content should be interpreted for informational purposes only.*
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