3 Signs the Bitcoin Bottom is In... Or Is It? Don’t Let FOMO Win

[JeffBrad12]

Historically bottom lasts pretty damn long before a meaningful breakout and even with breakout it's not too late to accumulate.
Take your time don't be in a hurry, who knows if there is another bad news about to hit the entire market like how there might be war between US and Iran.
This could easily make indicators meaningless.

[7juju]

Those who bought at $70K, succumbing to FOMO, are already in the red. After the weekend, the bears might start hunting for the bulls' stop-losses. I've seen analyst forecasts predicting Bitcoin could fall to the $50K mark.

A time will come when those who bout at $70k will feel extremely happy that they were able to buy bitcoin at that price. In bitcoin you don't lose provided you don't just sell your bag in the red. Remember there are people who bought above $120k, and they are still alive. Now compare them to the people that bought at $70k. You can call it fomo or whatever, but you should know it's very difficult to catch bitcoin at the bottom of the every dip. For me $70k entry point is a bargain price considering how high bitcoin has done before and it's still projected to do more. Just don't sell.

[pooya87]

Unfortunately as I said before, "panic" has a momentum these days and people are more willing to sell than to buy. With the global economy in ruins, that tendency increases even more. For example the pedophile POTUS recently played with the tariffs again which will sink the US economy further into recession, all of it is while oil has been on the rise again having crossed $70 again which will increase the inflation simultaneously!

In situations like this, people tend to liquidate their bitcoins.

I still say this is a stupid move since bitcoin is the exit from the sinking economy and a dumping fiat. And US economy is sinking and the US dollar is dumping faster every day as the world continues dedollarising... and yet the weak hands are panic selling 🥴

[Swordsoffreedom]

^^ In fact there is no way to deny that whenever there is a major economic crisis the crypto market experience panic selling or scarcity. Whenever liquidity in the market is tight most investor get scared and start selling their holding. Therefore inflation data, Fed policy and liquidity fluctuation have a huge impact on the price of Bitcoin. Even when the dollar is weak it can be seen that Bitcoin has been driven by risk aversion.

However it is not enough to just blame panic seller for having weak hand because there are some structural reason behind this volatility. Bitcoin is not just a money substitute it is still closely related to the overall sentiment and liquidity of the market. It is both a way for us to escape inflation and a risky asset

[OgNasty]

3 questions to ask yourself while wondering if Bitcoin has hit bottom for this cycle.

1) Is it the second half of 2026?

2) Is the Bitcoin price below the 200 week moving average?

3) Is Jim Cramer saying that Bitcoin is dead?

If all three answers are “Yes” then it is very likely we are at the bottom.