The possibility that Bitcoin may repeat its 2024 market behavior, where it consolidated after hitting a record price, is still on the table, according to Markus Thielen, 10x Research’s chief crypto analyst.
Thielen acknowledged the likelihood of Bitcoin undergoing a similar price pattern, where after peaking in early 2024 at nearly $74,000, the asset saw a period of stabilization before a shift in market dynamics in November.
Thielen’s analysis also pointed to Bitcoin’s current chart formation, which resembles a “High and Tight Flag” pattern, traditionally seen as a bullish continuation.
However, the chart shows signs of weakness due to multiple flags instead of a single one, signaling hesitation in the market and diminishing the pattern’s usual bullish indication. This uncertainty is further underscored by Bitcoin’s failure to inspire a “buy-the-dip” mentality among investors, with many seemingly uninterested in seizing recent price declines.
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The market’s current state is marked by uncertainty, particularly as Bitcoin’s price hovers around $84,290—significantly lower than its peak in January. Meanwhile, analysts like Iliya Kalchev of Nexo suggest that the low $70,000 range could act as a solid foundation for a more sustainable rebound.
Alexander Zdravkov
