Bitcoin's current price action bears striking resemblance to the 2022 cycle peak pattern—the one that triggered a brutal 100-day bear market. Worth keeping tabs on.
If we see a pullback landing around $76,000, that would essentially represent a retest of a critical structure before any potential continuation of the uptrend. Interestingly, this level also converges with Bitcoin's estimated production cost (the electrical expenditure to mine it). Historically, the floor never dipped below this threshold, which adds another layer of significance to why this zone deserves attention.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 19h ago
That 76k hurdle really can't hold up anymore. Will the historical pattern work this time?
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StakeHouseDirector
· 19h ago
76k is really a magical number, the mining cost line... Can we hold this wave?
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AlgoAlchemist
· 20h ago
76k? Then just wait patiently, history will speak.
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WhaleMinion
· 20h ago
That 76k level, really needs to be watched closely. The support from mining costs is still a bit strong.
Bitcoin's current price action bears striking resemblance to the 2022 cycle peak pattern—the one that triggered a brutal 100-day bear market. Worth keeping tabs on.
If we see a pullback landing around $76,000, that would essentially represent a retest of a critical structure before any potential continuation of the uptrend. Interestingly, this level also converges with Bitcoin's estimated production cost (the electrical expenditure to mine it). Historically, the floor never dipped below this threshold, which adds another layer of significance to why this zone deserves attention.