Volume is the basis of the trend, and Bitcoinâs average daily trading volume has gradually declined over the past two weeks, indicating that buying interest is no longer active and market participation is weakening.
The price has reached a new high, but the RSI and MACD indicators have not strengthened in sync, which is a typical âtop divergenceâ signal.
Data shows that the long leverage in the derivatives market continues to heat up, and if the market reverses, it could trigger a chain liquidation.
The current Bitcoin price is far above the 50-day EMA (around $60,000). Once the adjustment begins, the mean reversion can be extremely damaging.
The Federal Reserve may raise interest rates in the fourth quarter of this year, leading to tightening global liquidity, with risk assets being the first to bear the brunt.
The inflow of Bitcoin spot ETF funds has slowed since early July, indicating that institutional capital is shifting to a wait-and-see stance.
Google Trends shows a decline in Bitcoin keyword popularity on X (formerly Twitter), with retail investor participation sentiment weakening.
When altcoins fall in sync and are weaker than BTC, it usually indicates that the market is about to enter a deep adjustment period.
The number of active addresses on the Bitcoin blockchain and the number of transfers have decreased, reflecting a decline in fund transfers and user activity.
FriendlyRox mentioned that the adjustments may not happen immediately, but will brew over the next few weeks or months.
Every step of Bitcoin at the high point of the bull market is worth being vigilant about. The â50% Bitcoin Price Crashâ is not a certain event, but the risk signals are already clearly visible. Investors should continue to learn fundamental and technical tools, flexibly allocate assets, and remain undefeated in the next round of big fluctuations.
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