
Bitcoin Supply Metric Flashes First 'Buy' Signal Since November 2022, Bear Market End Suggested
A key Bitcoin supply metric has flashed its first 'buy' signal since November 2022, hinting at a potential end to the bear market.

A key Bitcoin supply metric has flashed its first 'buy' signal since November 2022, hinting at a potential end to the bear market.

An analyst warns that Bitcoin could see further price drops after its worst June since 2022, closing above realized price but below the 200-week moving average.

A **TD9 reversal signal**, last seen in **July 2022**, suggests **Bitcoin's** bear market could be ending, hinting at a potential market bottom.

Investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald suggests Bitcoin's bear market may be nearing its end, anticipating a market bottom in the coming months.

Bullish Bitcoin RSI divergences suggest a potential reversal, yet some analysts warn of new BTC price lows, drawing parallels to the 2022 bear market bottom.

Robinhood's recent layoffs and broader crypto industry cuts are seen as a sign of a late bear market, though Altcoin Pro experts advise against panic.

Bitcoin's price has fallen to $58,000, confirming a bear flag breakdown and signaling a potential drop to $54,000 or lower.

MicroStrategy's preferred stock experienced a significant value challenge due to a bond buyback, reduced cash, and a prolonged Bitcoin bear market.

Analysts suggest Bitcoin's market cap may take up to a decade to regain its top five global asset ranking, despite signs of the bear market nearing its end.

BitMine has significantly increased its Ethereum holdings to nearly 5% of the total supply, actively generating yield through staking amidst market challenges.

Bitcoin miners are facing "capitulation" with profits below 5%, as one analyst projects the market bottom won't arrive until late 2026.

Key market indicators suggest Bitcoin has entered a deep bear-market valuation zone, signaling investor capitulation, with a prolonged period of slow recovery potentially ahead.

Despite signs that Bitcoin's bear market is bottoming out, on-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant reports a significant decline in investor demand.

Bitcoin's price has declined towards $62,000, with analysts noting historical bear market patterns repeating despite geopolitical news.

Bitcoin's current 50% decline from its peak marks its shallowest bear market yet, but analysts caution that the true bottom may not have been reached.

Crypto market analysts suggest that Bitcoin's true bear market bottom may not materialize until at least the third or fourth quarter of the year.

Despite recent price fluctuations, Bitcoin's current realized losses remain significantly below 2022's peak, hinting that a definitive market bottom has not yet been established.

Bitcoin's price has touched a crucial 200-week trend line, a level that previously marked resistance during the 2022 bear market.

A historically reliable Bitcoin on-chain metric is signaling a potential bear market bottom as over half of the circulating supply is currently held at an unrealized loss.