Three signs a Bitcoin bottom may not be in place yet: The details

Although Bitcoin has rebounded strongly from $60,000 levels to nearly $83,000 in recent weeks, many analysts still doubt the end of the bear market, especially after the currency fell back toward $78,000 in the past few days.

The pessimism is based on three main signals that observers believe reflect ongoing risks to the market.

The first sign involves the average profit realized by investors growing to around 17%, which is the highest level since October 2025, the period before Bitcoin’s severe crash that later pushed it from $126,000 to $60,000.

Analyst Ali Martinez believes that these high profits may prompt many investors to sell and secure gains, especially if Bitcoin fails to break through the 200-day moving average resistance.

As for Signal The second one comes from the well-known analyst “Dr. Profit”, who still takes a bearish view since the last historical peak.

The analyst warned that the recent rally may just be a “bullish trap” in a bear market, predicting that Bitcoin could fall to $50,000 or lower if global economic conditions worsen.

On the other hand, analyst Rekt Capital believes that believing that Bitcoin has bottomed requires ignoring the historical rules of market cycles.

According to his analysis, this means that the current down cycle will be unusually short and shallow compared to all previous cycles, which he believes is statistically unlikely to occur unless the market proves otherwise.

Despite continued attempts at recovery, markets remain cautious, especially as volatility has escalated and selling pressure has returned in recent days.

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