Bitcoin liquidity analysis described bulls as in control after the trip to 
$74,000, but a support retest could take BTC price action almost $10,000 
lower.

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Major bitcoin mining companies are increasingly selling portions of their BTC 
reserves as they pivot toward artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. The 
shift highlights how miners are chasing more predictable revenues from AI data 
centers amid volatile mining margins. Crypto Miners Shift From Bitcoin 
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Bitcoin’s recent pullback toward $60,000 was likely a buy-the-dip opportunity 
with the price set to recover, several key technical indicators suggested.

These 4 Bitcoin charts say BTC price is forming a bottom

A crypto market analyst has shared a new technical analysis, outlining reasons 
why the Bitcoin price has not yet reached a cycle bottom. Using a charting 
framework called the Bear Bands alongside the Halving Cycles Theory, the 
analyst argues that while a short-term bounce is currently playing out, the 
broader bear market still has significant time and more downsides ahead before 
reaching a final price floor. Why The Bitcoin Price Has Not Hit A Bottom Yet 
According to market expert Crypto Con on X, the recent bounce that saw Bitcoin 
surge above $71,000 after its first major low under $64,000 is a normal 
reaction and does not indicate that the Bitcoin bear market has ended. The 
analyst stated that everything is unfolding exactly as expected, both in 
timing and price, in line with the Halving Cycles Theory. He further noted 
that the price sitting precisely at the first low of the Bear Bands indicator 
actually reinforces his bearish case for Bitcoin. Related Reading: XRP Price 
At $100 Is ‘Inevitable’, Analyst Explains Why This Is Sharing a detailed price 
chart, Crypto Con draws on Bitcoin’s full price history dating back to 2011, 
mapping out recurring bear market sequences that have played out across every 
major cycle. Each of those cycles followed a consistent three-stage structure, 
moving through a first low, a second low, and a final cycle bottom before any 
sustained recovery took hold. Based on this sequence, Crypto Con argues that 
the Bitcoin market has not yet reached a bottom but could be heading towards 
one soon. The Bear Bands framework on the chart places Bitcoin’s first low at 
around $64,000, a level it already achieved this February. The second low for 
the current cycle is projected near $44,500, indicating that the world’s 
largest cryptocurrency still has considerable downside ahead before the next 
major support is even tested. Below this level, Crypto Con has set BTC’s cycle 
bottom around $28,500, marking the final and deepest projected level before a 
genuine reversal could be considered. With current prices currently holding 
above $72,000, a drop to $28,500 would represent a staggering decline of more 
than 60%, reinforcing the analyst’s belief that the bear market is far from 
over. Expected Timeline For A BTC Bear Bottom Beyond bearish price targets, 
the bottom timeline laid out in Crypto Con’s analysis presents a sobering 
outlook for investors and traders hoping for a quick recovery. The analyst has 
projected that the second low around $44,500 is not expected for at least 
another five months from the time of his post. Related Reading: Bitcoin 
Pattern Memory Predicts The Bottom, And It’s Below $40,000 This places 
Bitcoin’s next major price crash roughly in the August to October 2026 window, 
as indicated on the chart. If this timeline plays out, it would push any hope 
of a final bottom well beyond mid-2026. If the projected cycle bottom at 
$28,500 plays out, Crypto Con expects it to arrive no earlier than three 
months after the second low. That points toward a November 2026 to January 
2027 timeframe as the earliest window in which Bitcoin could realistically 
find its true price floor before it begins building toward a recovery. 
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