In addition, its 30-day moving #average (red) is close to a bottom relative to its 200-day average (blue), and when it #bottoms out, it would be reasonable to assume that a bounce would be due.

“While many #Bitcoin investors have noted that BTC typically #bottoms roughly ~400 days after the bull market peak, this chart suggests that this time is different,” he wrote.

“While many #Bitcoin investors have noted that BTC typically #bottoms roughly ~400 days after the bull market peak, this chart suggests that this time is different,” he wrote.

“While many #Bitcoin investors have noted that BTC typically #bottoms roughly ~400 days after the bull market peak, this chart suggests that this time is different,” he wrote.

“While many #Bitcoin investors have noted that BTC typically #bottoms roughly ~400 days after the bull market peak, this chart suggests that this time is different,” he wrote.

“While many #Bitcoin investors have noted that BTC typically #bottoms roughly ~400 days after the bull market peak, this chart suggests that this time is different,” he wrote.

“While many #Bitcoin investors have noted that BTC typically #bottoms roughly ~400 days after the bull market peak, this chart suggests that this time is different,” he wrote.

“While many #Bitcoin investors have noted that BTC typically #bottoms roughly ~400 days after the bull market peak, this chart suggests that this time is different,” he wrote.