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Bitcoin faces severe downside risk toward $60k or lower by Q4 2025 as bear flag patterns mirror 2014 and 2021-2022 cycles, while stocks crash and regulatory clarity finally emerges for altcoins.
Bitcoin is testing a decisive breakout above $71.6K, but traders should avoid longing the breakout and instead prepare to enter longs only if price drops below $70K and reclaims the level, while holding existing positions from lower entries like $66K.
Ahmed analyzes Bitcoin's recent pump from $65K to $73K, advocating for a non-predictive trading approach that focuses on high-probability setups at key technical levels rather than directional guesses, specifically highlighting the importance of longing dips at $70K support rather than chasing breakouts above $71.6K.
Analyst CryptoKitt argues that Bitcoin's immediate fate hinges on crude oil's dramatic collapse and the critical $72,000 resistance level, with a confirmed breakout opening a path to $84,000-$86,000 while failure risks a decline to $62,000.
Technical analyst Ahmed warns that Bitcoin could drop to $60K-$58K if it loses the $65.6K support level, emphasizing a structured bearish setup where traders should avoid shorting breakdowns and instead wait for relief pumps to enter positions, while highlighting that Ethereum and altcoins are too fragile to withstand such a move.
A crypto trader details how he executed a high-conviction short on Bitcoin at $72,000-$74,000 by exploiting a liquidity grab above range highs, using order flow data to confirm trapped longs rather than traditional technical indicators.
Crypto analyst CryptoKitten warns against FOMOing into Bitcoin at current levels around $71,800, arguing the asset remains in a bear flag pattern requiring two daily closes above $72,000 to invalidate, while drawing parallels to the 2022 cycle structure and advocating for patient dollar-cost averaging rather than chasing price.
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Crypto analyst CryptoKit warns of imminent Bitcoin downside based on bear flag formations and historical midterm year cycles, while noting traditional markets and commodities are experiencing heightened volatility due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
A crypto trader explains executing a pre-planned Bitcoin long position at $65.8k during a Sunday retest of the anchored VWAP, emphasizing that this was a specific technical setup rather than bullish conviction, while warning against chasing the move after the bounce occurred.
Bitcoin's drop below $66K signals potential further downside to $60K unless reclaimed, with traders advised to avoid reacting to geopolitical news and instead wait for confirmed technical setups at key resistance levels.
Bitcoin has hit its lowest Fear and Greed Index reading (5) in the indicator's history, signaling maximum sentiment capitulation. While technical analysis suggests potential further downside to $49K by September/October based on 4-year cycle patterns, current extreme fear levels present a compelling historical buying opportunity for long-term accumulation.
A crypto trader executes a live Bitcoin scalp long at $67.3K based on trapped shorts and VWAP confluence, targeting a move to $72K while emphasizing that successful trading depends on risk management rather than predicting market direction.