- Bitcoin has accumulated five consecutive months of declines since October 2025, matching the historic negative streak of 2018-2019 if March closes in the red.
- The Long-Term Holder SOPR indicator has fallen below the 1.0 threshold, confirming that investors holding for more than 155 days are selling at a loss.
- Analysts project a potential bottom between $46,000 and $54,000, while the $BTC/Gold ratio shows a critical 70% correction from its peak.
Bitcoin is falling once again. For the fifth consecutive time, the pioneer cryptocurrency faces a challenging period with a bearish trend that has driven it to trade near $67,800, representing a 46.8% retracement from its all-time high.
The current sell-off is pushing the asset into a high-volatility zone, where monthly RSI exhaustion is evident. With a market capitalization adjusting to macroeconomic headwinds, trading volume reflects a massive exit of “weak hands.”
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