Bitcoin momentum gauge hints at recovery. Experts remain cautious.

CoinDesk2h agoUpdated 2h ago
Bitcoin momentum gauge hints at recovery. Experts remain cautious.
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Key takeaways

  • 1Bitcoin's 14-day RSI dropped below 30, indicating oversold conditions that historically preceded price bottoms in February, November 2025, and August 2024.
  • 2Analysts warn Bitcoin could fall to $60,000 or even $45,000 if support breaks, with prediction markets implying 66% chance of sub-$55,000 prices by year-end.
  • 3Spot Bitcoin ETFs continued record outflows while Strategy sold portions of holdings, signaling weakening institutional and corporate demand despite technical recovery signals.

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BTC
₹66,988.15
-2.85%
ETH
₹1,871.82
-5.11%

Why it matters

For Indian retail investors, this signals increased volatility and downside risk in Bitcoin before any sustained recovery. Weakening institutional support and regulatory uncertainty (CLARITY Act delays) suggest caution is warranted despite technical oversold readings that typically precede bounces.

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