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1️⃣ Current Market Structure (BTC Price Action)

Since the beginning of the drop, BTC’s movement has been unclear.
The daily candle closed with a noticeable wick, which signals that sellers are present but momentum isn’t fully decided yet.

Right now, Bitcoin is trading inside a strong supply and demand zone.
There is heavy selling pressure and strong buying pressure at the same time.
This means the market is sensitive — any major news can push BTC sharply up or down.

The move from 60,000 to 72,000 looked strong, but realistically it only recovered a small portion of the previous drop. That makes it a weak bounce, not a confirmed reversal.

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Daily BTC chart showing the 60k–72k bounce with supply & demand zones highlighted.

2️⃣ USDT Dominance (USDT.D Analysis)

On the 1D chart, USDT.D is showing signs of a new rebound.
If USDT dominance rises, it usually means capital is flowing out of crypto — which is bearish for BTC.

Key levels:

Current area: 7.890

Break below 7.700 → Bullish for BTC (possible breakout above 72k)

Target if weakness continues: 7.357 → 6.980 → 6.875 (liquidity zones)

On the 4H timeframe, there is short-term buying momentum, but the bigger structure still favors caution.

Remember: USDT.D down = BTC up
USDT.D up = BTC down

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USDT.D 1D chart with 7.700 and 7.357 levels marked.

3️⃣ Bitcoin Trend & Key Levels

The most important tool here is the Gann trend line.
Currently both BTC and USDT.D are in upward trends, which creates conflict and volatility.

Important levels:

69,500 breakout → Short-term positive

72,000 breakout → Next move toward 76,000

76,000 → Possible move to 79,000

If BTC fails to hold above 67k, we may see:

67k → 60k retest zone

If 60k is revisited, the bounce could be sharp and fast — just like the previous reaction from that level.

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BTC chart with trend line, 69.5k breakout level, and 60k support zone marked.

4️⃣ RSI Analysis (Momentum Weakness)

4H RSI is currently bearish.
Price dropped from 69,400 to 68,400 quickly — confirming short-term weakness.

Key RSI levels:

41.97 → If rejected, more downside

39.35 → Break = aggressive correction

35.00 → Oversold area (possible bounce zone)

On the Daily RSI: Liquidity is clearly weaker compared to previous rallies.
If RSI breaks below 30 while BTC breaks 67k, that confirms strong bearish pressure.

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RSI indicator screenshot showing 4H levels (41.97 / 39.35 / 35).

5️⃣ Why 60,000 Is Still a Real Scenario

Many investors are waiting for 60k.
Global markets remain fragile due to:

Political tensions

War risks

Weak liquidity

Economic uncertainty

Federal Reserve decisions

Last time the Fed paused rates, BTC dropped from 97,800 to nearly 60,000 — almost 30% erased in less than a month.

ETFs are currently under pressure.
If BTC revisits 60k, large institutions may accumulate again — creating a new base for a bigger move later.

Scenario: 60k retest → Accumulation → Sideways movement → 70k → 80k → 90k → possible 120k expansion.

Remember:
Today 69k.
Tomorrow 190k.

In crypto, sharp drops can either be a trap… or the beginning of accumulation.

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Comparison chart showing 97,800 drop to 60,000 with % decline highlighted.

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Everyone remembers what happened in 2023 and 2024 when the market began its strong upward cycle. Major projects delivered 5x to 20x gains, and some reached new all-time highs. At that time, most people were buying, not selling. The momentum was fueled by powerful catalysts: ETF approval expectations, global crypto regulation progress, and large-scale accumulation by institutions investing billions. This created a strong and sustained bullish phase.

Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin networks became the main hubs for meme coins and Layer 1 and Layer 2 projects. Almost daily, we saw meme coins or new tokens on these networks pumping 10x to 20x within days. However, most of those tokens are now sitting near their lows due to liquidity shortages. Many traders left the market, and others were liquidated in futures trading.

Looking ahead, 2026 could mark the early stage of a new uptrend, but likely a moderate one. Maybe 30% of projects will start moving. The real momentum is more likely in 2027 and 2028, around the next Bitcoin halving cycle. That’s when accumulation typically accelerates. Bitcoin could potentially break beyond its previous 124K high and aim for 190K or even 250K. Such a move would significantly increase total market capitalization across altcoins. At the same time, price inflation would return — and that’s exactly what many investors are waiting for. Current prices are still near the bottom compared to previous peaks.

Now is the time to accumulate carefully. However, you must be cautious with projects that have high token inflation or continuous unlocks. In some cases, token emissions help liquidity and growth, but in others, they suppress price performance. Some coins may only deliver 1x–2x gains because supply expansion outweighs demand. Understanding tokenomics is critical.

Meme coins remain among the fastest-moving sectors due to their strong communities and liquidity. In many cases, meme coin activity has even driven Solana’s growth. Other networks are competing aggressively, including newer platforms like Pump.fun. BNB Chain is also part of this intense competition among ecosystems launching meme tokens.

That said, not every project will survive until 2027 or 2028. We already saw in 2025 how many tokens were delisted or disappeared entirely. Focusing on projects with real value, strong communities, and sustainable development is essential.

The strongest altseason waves could appear in 2027 and 2028, especially for meme coins and high-liquidity ecosystems. By then, attractive bottom prices may no longer be available. 2026 remains an open window for strategic accumulation before the next major expansion cycle begins.

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Everyone knows the recent rebound was mainly driven by heavy selling pressure across exchanges. The bounce from 60,000 to around 72,000 recovered only a small portion of the drop — roughly a quarter of the previous decline, or slightly less.

Negative news is still circulating, while positive catalysts remain limited. With markets reopening, anything is possible: either a continuation of the correction or a new rebound with a breakout above the 72,000 level. However, Bitcoin typically does not launch upward easily without forming at least a new low near the 60,000 region. Investors are currently in a state of fear, especially in the U.S., largely due to concerns about a potential conflict between Iran and the United States.

We also cannot ignore economic data. Whenever news is positive for the U.S. dollar, it tends to be negative for Bitcoin and most altcoins. This dynamic affects global markets overall, but its impact is amplified in crypto markets.

Federal Reserve decisions — whether holding or cutting interest rates — have a major influence. The last time Bitcoin was near 97,800, the announcement to hold rates was followed by a sharp drop from 97,800 to nearly 60,000. Almost 30% of Bitcoin’s value disappeared in less than a month, showing how strong the pressure was.

The ongoing trade war has also played a role. Since it began, liquidity entering the market has been limited. As a result, the market has become difficult to move, with only a few coins showing short-term momentum that rarely lasts more than a week.

Liquidity shortage has been one of the strongest reasons behind the broader market weakness. During Bitcoin’s rise, many altcoins inflated in price without real liquidity backing them. If you compare 2024, 2025, and 2026, the recent period has been the weakest from the beginning due to reduced liquidity and lower investor participation — whether in Bitcoin, Ethereum, or even ETF-related assets. Even strong ETF candidates have shown weak inflows. This explains why Bitcoin could revisit 60,000 if the broader crisis remains unresolved.

Gold and silver have absorbed a significant amount of liquidity from crypto markets. Physical gold is viewed as a tangible safe haven, while Bitcoin is considered digital gold and cannot be physically held. During times of uncertainty, many investors prefer hedging with gold in anticipation of future crises, which adds further pressure on Bitcoin.

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