Bitcoin News Update: Recent Bitcoin Selloff Led by Short-Term Holders While Long-Term Investors Remain Unfazed
- Bitcoin triggered a "death cross" on Nov. 16, falling below key moving averages to $80,500, erasing 2025 gains and causing $1B+ liquidations. - Analysts split between bearish signals (historical 60-70% declines post-2018/2022) and skepticism about outdated technical indicators. - Short-term holders drove $800M+ weekly losses (2022 levels), contrasting long-term holders' calm amid deteriorating market structure. - Price must reclaim $100,000 within days to invalidate bear case, with potential 2026 bottom
Bitcoin's technical signals have issued a stark alert as the cryptocurrency confirmed a "death cross," a bearish chart pattern that has often preceded extended declines. On November 16,
The death cross, a well-known technical indicator, has often come before steep price drops. In 2022,
Market conditions have worsened further.
Historical trends present conflicting signals.
The broader economic backdrop adds more uncertainty.
Looking forward,
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