Technical analysis shared by crypto analyst CryptoBullet on X highlighted a 
familiar price action that suggests that Bitcoin’s current structure may be 
closely tracking a 2022 price fractal. Bitcoin’s price action in recent days 
has changed into a more fragile posture, with the cryptocurrency falling back 
below the psychological $90,000 level after failing to sustain higher ground 
above $97,000 on January 14. How Bitcoin’s Current Structure Resembles The 
2022 Fractal According to CryptoBullet, Bitcoin’s present price action is 
closely following an interesting structure that it previously played out in 
2022. Technical analysis on the daily candlestick timeframe chart posted by 
the analyst shows the earlier 2022 move as a transparent projection layered 
behind current price action, with a striking similarity in both rhythm and 
volatility. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Will Still Rally Above $99,000 
Despite Bearish Sentiment, Here’s Why As it stands, Bitcoin has experienced a 
significant 28.7% pullback from its October 2025 peak and is now trading in a 
choppy consolidation, a behavior that closely matches the early stages of the 
2022 downturn. CryptoBullet noted, however, that there is an important 
distinction. During the 2022 decline, Bitcoin had already tested the 50-week 
moving average and the 200-day moving average at this stage of the cycle. In 
the current setup, Bitcoin&#8217;s price action is trading below those levels but 
has not yet made a direct test, and this means that the structure may still be 
incomplete. What The 2022 Outcome Predicts For Bitcoin’s Next Move The 
projection in the background of the chart shows Bitcoin making one more push 
higher over the coming month, briefly reclaiming levels above $100,000 before 
running into a strong resistance at the 50-week moving average. Related 
Reading: Party’s Over For Bitcoin Bulls: Analyst Reveals The Next Steps If 
this scenario plays out, the move would resemble the final relief rally seen 
in 2022, where the price rallied into long-term resistance before rolling 
over. CryptoBullet noted that timing also supports this idea, noting that 
considering the 2022 top is lined up with the October 2025 top, there appears 
to be roughly one month of price action left for a final leg up. The 
projection is that Bitcoin pushes to at least $100,000 again sometime in 
February 2026. However, support must hold above $83,000 in order for this 
bullish portion of the setup to be valid. Although the short-term projection 
is bullish, the broader implication of the 2022 fractal is bearish for the 
mid-term. According to the chart’s projected path, Bitcoin is shown rejecting 
at the 50-week moving average after a brief rally, followed by a sustained 
decline that eventually drags its price action below $71,500. This prediction 
is based on exactly what unfolded in 2022, when a final pump gave way to a 
deeper corrective phase. That said, fractals are guides, not guarantees, 
meaning price history may rhyme, but it does not always repeat itself exactly. 
Featured image from Pngtree, chart from Tradingview.com

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Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has taken a significant step toward 
strengthening its regulatory standing in Europe by establishing a formal 
presence in Greece and applying for a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license 
ahead of the July 1 deadline. Binance’s Greek Subsidiary Corporate filings 
show that Binance has set up a new wholly owned subsidiary in Greece under the 
name “Binary Greece.” The entity has been incorporated as a single-shareholder 
public limited company with an initial share capital of €25,000. Related 
Reading: ‘I’m Very Bullish’: Ripple CEO Forecasts Record Performance For 
Crypto In 2026 Binary Greece has been structured as a holding company. 
According to its articles of association, its primary activities include 
acquiring and managing equity stakes in companies both within Greece and 
internationally. It is also authorized to provide advisory services related to 
capital structuring, investment strategy, and liquidity management. Leadership 
of the new entity has been assigned to Gillian Majella Lynch, a senior 
executive with experience in banking, fintech, and digital assets. Lynch 
joined Binance in mid-2025 as Head of Europe and the United Kingdom. Greece’s 
Regulatory Stability Key In License Bid A Binance spokesperson confirmed to 
Fortune that the besides formally applying for a MiCA license in Athens, the 
cryptocurrency exchange is currently engaged in discussions with Greece’s 
Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC). The spokesperson emphasized that 
Binance sees the MiCA framework as a positive development, offering regulatory 
clarity and a consistent set of rules that support innovation while ensuring 
compliance across the European Union. Related Reading: Crypto Boom Ahead? 
Pantera Capital Pinpoints Major Catalysts For 2026 Success Commenting on the 
choice of Greece, the exchange&#8217;s spokesperson noted that the country plays an 
important role in the European economy, highlighting that Greece’s economy is 
growing faster than the EU average and operates within a regulatory 
environment that Binance considers essential. Featured image from DALL-E, 
chart from TradingView.com

Binance Forms New Company In Greece, Moves Forward With MiCA Licensing

Scarce City, a bitcoin-native auction marketplace catering to “freedom goods” 
such as crypto art, collectibles, and merchandise, is putting a curated batch 
of physical items under the hammer as part of the “John McAfee Collection,” a 
trove once owned by the late businessman, programmer, and crypto personality 
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The filing with the US SEC seeks to eliminate contract caps on crypto ETF 
options, a change Nasdaq argues would address unequal treatment in derivatives 
markets.

Nasdaq moves to remove position limits on Bitcoin, Ether ETF options

The lawsuit was filed days after the president threatened on social media to 
sue the banking giant for debanking him weeks after his supporters attacked 
the US Capitol in 2021.

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