Recent market observations suggest that BTC may be entering the latter half of a bear market, and the downward pace has noticeably slowed. Compared with the previous cycle, BTC’s price volatility has narrowed by about half, which means the intensity of this correction may be less severe than in the past. However, history never repeats itself exactly, and for now, all trend signals still point to the bears. The good news is that some early technical indicators are beginning to show positive changes—long-cycle momentum has diverged, suggesting that sell-off momentum is gradually weakening at the margin. But this only indicates that the decline is slowing; from a technical standpoint, the bear market structure has not truly been reversed. Real bottoms are often quietly built when sentiment is at its most pessimistic. #btc$btc

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TheGiantWhaleInTheReflection
· 8h ago
Let’s wait until the weekly candle closes before we decide. It’s still too early to say the market is bottoming out, but the fact that volatility is narrowing really does show that the order flow/chips are getting absorbed and consolidating. Just hang in there and wait.
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RetroRadioSignal
· 8h ago
Momentum divergence is indeed a signal worth paying close attention to, but in the latter half of a bear market, it’s often the most wearisome—testing the market’s emotional bottom is the real challenge.
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