Bitcoin Bear Market OVER? (WHEN I AM BUYING ALTCOINS)

Bitcoin has shed roughly half its value since the all‑time high of $125,000, sliding to around $60,000. Technical charts reveal a classic bear‑flag formation, with the price breaking below the $96,000 level before finding support near $60k. More telling are the momentum indicators: a –75 % wave and the appearance of double green dots, patterns the host says preceded the bottom in the 2022‑23 crash. These signals suggest that Bitcoin’s price may be stabilizing, setting the stage for a broader market pivot that many traders watch closely.

While Bitcoin steadies, the altcoin arena shows signs of strain, especially in decentralized finance. Aave’s total value locked (TVL) has contracted from roughly $26 billion to $14 billion, a near‑45 % drop that mirrors the recent Kelp‑Dow turmoil. Such a pullback raises the specter of another DeFi‑driven washout, comparable to the FTX‑triggered 25 % weekly candle collapse in the previous bear market. If a similar 25 % correction pushes Bitcoin back toward $60,000, momentum could swing down again, creating a double‑bottom pattern that many analysts view as a prelude to renewed buying pressure.

The host’s entry rule hinges on a bullish divergence appearing on the momentum wave after the third downside swing. When that divergence materializes, it signals a double‑bottom and a likely surge in altcoin valuations, with the optimal buying window projected for August‑September 2026. He stresses selecting projects with solid revenue, robust tokenomics, and resilient infrastructure to avoid rug pulls. This disciplined approach, proven across cycles from 2017 to the COVID‑era, aims to capture high‑reward moves while limiting exposure. Listeners are encouraged to join the Discord community for real‑time signals and funding opportunities.