BTC Technical Insight: History shows us something interesting about MACD bottoms. Every time this indicator has hit its low, Bitcoin has subsequently rallied a minimum of 43.39%. That's a pretty consistent pattern.
Now here's the thing—if we apply that exact percentage move to where we stand today, the math points to a potential upside target sitting around $116,444. Not a guarantee by any means, but when technical patterns show this level of consistency, traders tend to pay attention. The setup is definitely worth monitoring as we move forward.
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rugged_again
· 14h ago
43.39% sounds pretty impressive, but will history repeat itself... Anyway, I believe it.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 14h ago
Starting to talk about MACD again, how is the figure 43.39% so accurate?
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JustAnotherWallet
· 14h ago
A 43.39% increase? Sounds pretty tempting, but I'll wait and see.
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CommunityLurker
· 14h ago
43.39% This number is too precise, it feels like armchair analysis after the fact.
BTC Technical Insight: History shows us something interesting about MACD bottoms. Every time this indicator has hit its low, Bitcoin has subsequently rallied a minimum of 43.39%. That's a pretty consistent pattern.
Now here's the thing—if we apply that exact percentage move to where we stand today, the math points to a potential upside target sitting around $116,444. Not a guarantee by any means, but when technical patterns show this level of consistency, traders tend to pay attention. The setup is definitely worth monitoring as we move forward.