Bitcoin’s Dance: Will It Fall or Fly? Shocking March to Future Lurk!

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In the grand theatre of the market, Bitcoin, that capricious wanderer, flirts with the bottom of its bear flag like a restless widow at a funeral. Does the impending crash loom like an invisible scarecrow or will the bulls, like conspirators at a masquerade, deliver a last‑minute bounce that rattles the bear market’s stern order? The question tugs at the heart like a paper dove in Ivanov’s kitchen.

Drop or surge?

When our dear coin sways along the meadow’s darkest ridge-marked by a bold purple line-one can swear it winks toward an impending descent. The price seems to march, with all haste, toward the bear market trendline, as if it were kissed by a ghost. In less than a fortnight it will be in the lower flag’s shadow, waiting at the $69,000 threshold, a time‑worn sentinel, and with it at the bottom of the bear flag.

The bulls’ final gambit is a flourish that would lift the coin above seventy‑thousand rubles-an obstacle that must be beat by the first dawn of the next week, when short‑term momentum indicators, like barbers after a wild customer, finally reset.

$66,000 is the last level for bulls to hold

The daily chart replaces the old ledger with the 50‑day simple moving average (SMA), a resistance as stubborn as an old landowner’s stubborn method. It echoes the first bear flag’s encounter. A towering support/resistance line runs through both flags, but the one that keeps most of the fort is the $66,000 mark-just as the 89-thousand pennant was in the first flag. When $66,000 fails, the crash begins replicating itself in the next flag. This is the bulls’ one chance to perform a daring judo move.

The Stochastic RSI for the daily period shows a decline-another satirical dampener for the bulls’ hopes.

A bear market bottom in the next 3 months?

On the weekly canvas, the 200‑week SMA climbs, offering support at $60,000. If it holds, a double‑bottom could spring like a spry gymnast and place a foundation for a bullish rebound. But look back at 2021-the price crossed beneath this shelter, breaking the plot’s typical comfort. The MACD shows its lowest sightings; are these lines leveling before a turnaround? During 2022’s bear market, two consecutive red dips in the histogram were followed by green bars, and the bear market dipped to its bottom.

Presently, two red dips followed in quick succession; we now face either a third dip or a green vinyl arc indicating the market may be touching its bottom in the next three months.

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2026-04-03 13:47