Bitcoin's current chart structure mirrors the 2022 breakdown pattern—you've got the classic dump, recovery into a rising channel, then RSI climbing into bullish territory while liquidity stays thin below support. History doesn't repeat, but it sure rhymes: that cycle ended with BTC crushed roughly 50% lower. The setup today carries similar risks. Without fresh buying pressure to defend key levels, another significant correction isn't just possible—the technical setup suggests it's worth watching closely. Price action in the coming weeks will tell whether this time plays out differently or follows the same script.
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not_your_keys
· 3h ago
A déjà vu of history repeating... but will it really drop 50% this time? I can't gamble on this heartbeat.
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MoonRocketman
· 3h ago
It's the same old script again, RSI forcing into near-orbit, liquidity so weak it feels like a leaking rocket... I still remember the heavy fall in 2022, and this launch window seems to be filled with maximum risk.
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ZKProofster
· 3h ago
ngl the 2022 parallels are spooky but people always cherry-pick their rhymes, technically speaking. thin liquidity below support is the real tell tho—that's where the math gets interesting. 50% dump would be the obvious move if buying pressure fails, but we've seen worse setups hold. not saying ignore it, just... the protocol doesn't care about our pattern matching
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ChainProspector
· 3h ago
Historical rhyme is no coincidence. Do we have to go through that fall again in 2022... But this time, with such weak liquidity, who will save us if it drops?
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OfflineNewbie
· 3h ago
It's the same old trick again, rehashing the 2022 script? Honestly, I'm a bit tired of the "history repeats itself" argument... But whatever, the RSI part is indeed a bit shaky, and it's not surprising if it drops under weak support.
Bitcoin's current chart structure mirrors the 2022 breakdown pattern—you've got the classic dump, recovery into a rising channel, then RSI climbing into bullish territory while liquidity stays thin below support. History doesn't repeat, but it sure rhymes: that cycle ended with BTC crushed roughly 50% lower. The setup today carries similar risks. Without fresh buying pressure to defend key levels, another significant correction isn't just possible—the technical setup suggests it's worth watching closely. Price action in the coming weeks will tell whether this time plays out differently or follows the same script.