Bitcoin bottom signals reappear, but analysts question their validity in the 2026 environment

CycleProphet · 2026-03-01T02:12:33+00:00

Bitcoin has once again shown bottom signals in 2023, and the market is speculating about a bull market turning point. However, Bitcoin has been in a high-risk zone for 25 consecutive days, and historically, such prolonged periods are usually accompanied by a correction. The current economic environment differs from two years ago, with gold ETF inflows surpassing those of Bitcoin, and inflation trends limiting liquidity expansion. Analysts warn that short-term rebounds may face selling pressure.

CycleProphet

2026-03-01 02:12:33

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Deep Tide TechFlow News, on March 1st, according to Cointelegraph, the bottom signal that Bitcoin exhibited in 2023 has reappeared this week. This signal previously indicated a 130% increase in 2024, sparking market speculation about a new bull market turning point.

Data aggregation platform Swissblock pointed out that Bitcoin has been in the “Very High Risk” zone for 25 consecutive days, setting a new record, surpassing the 23 days peak in 2023. Historically, prolonged stays in this zone are often associated with late-stage corrections or bottom signals.

However, the current macroeconomic environment differs from two years ago. Since August, gold ETF inflows have exceeded Bitcoin spot ETF inflows, which have shown negative flows over a 90-day rolling basis, currently at -2.06 billion USD. Regarding inflation trends, Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) year-over-year are approaching 2.9%, with core PCE near 3.0%, showing no clear downward trend, which limits liquidity expansion expectations.

Analyst Willy Woo stated that any short-term rebound to $70,000–$80,000 could face new selling pressure, and the broader market outlook remains bearish.

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