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Bitcoin failed to attack $80,000 resistance as gold sought a $5,000 reclaim, while analysis argued that "crypto winter" began in January 2025.

Bitcoin price correlation with PMI sparked disagreement among analysts after the latter spiked above 50 for the first time since 2022.

Bitcoin printed its fourth red monthly candle in a row as BTC price fell below $80,000, with many traders questioning whether the bull market will return.

Bitcoin price action headed toward the 2021 bull market highs as crypto traders warned over a future sub-$50,000 BTC price bottom.

Bitcoin bear market history was “repeating,” said BTC price analysis after key support failed and realized price flipped to new resistance.

Bitcoin saw a sudden weekend liquidity cascade that took BTC price to near $75,000 for the first time since its April 2025 low.

Bitcoin’s MVRV Z-score has fallen to its lowest level on a rolling two-year basis, placing BTC in a more “undervalued” zone than during prior bear-market lows.

Bitcoin order-book analysis said that BTC price action was being held back by just one trading entity, while risking a trip to "Bearadise."

Bitcoin suddenly dropped almost 6% to see its lowest levels in two months as gold and silver endured a snap retracement from all-time highs.

Bitcoin disappointed with an apparent failed breakout above $90,000 after gold soared to fresh highs and US dollar strength nosedived.

Bitcoin ETF investors contend with price dropping to their aggregate entry level, but a crypto executive claims new institutions are lining up.

Bitcoin price analysis said that the Wyckoff "spring" event was due before the end of the month, with sub-$80,000 levels on the radar.

Bitcoin saw two long-term moving averages cross over for the first time since April 2022 in a fresh BTC price bear market warning.

A Bitcoin price analysis warns that BTC could follow the US dollar toward a long-term macro bottom, further pressuring crypto bulls.

Bitcoin price analysis forecasts a long-term BTC price bottom in the coming days as geopolitics and macroeconomic mayhem seize markets.