Pattern?
>>61528767The strange thing is every time BTC has been down on the yearly, that has been a bear market year. But this time it's down on the yearly despite hitting a new high and not really being deep in a bear market. Are we going to have bitcoin's first back to back red years with the end of 2026?
Current liquidity supports a higher move.
>>61528883I don't see 2026 red
noise
>>61528883Yeah I noticed that too, unless we get a crazy dump or pump in the next week, 2025 will be a kind of awkward crab year and I don't know what to do with that information
>>615288832024 was the bull run year. We had the president of the United States selling a ponzi coin. You don’t get more foolish than that. 2025 was a bear market year, with the dump suppressed by the debasement of the USD. Check BTC/XAU. I am telling you now the bear market has just been one massive sideways move this year.
the entire year since january has been oppressive on all markets. you have massive tariffs, geopolitical uncertainty, layoffs in all sectors, and the administration openly saying they want to devalue the dollar and to expect higher inflation. the stock market may be near ath, but almost all "growth" has been concentrated in the mag 7 while many other companies have languished. the same can be said for crypto, where bitcoin may have hit ath, but it has generally lagged and altcoins have been obliterated. PMs have naturally pumped because everyone looks at the retarded Mag 7 valuations and expects a crash. So they don't want to buy overvalued tech, they certainly don't want to go risk-on, but they also don't want to be holding dollars in an inflationary environment. It is very obviously a bear market because of all these pressures
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