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In 12 hours when the Iran conflict escalated:
🖤 BTC was heavily sold off in response to the event
🖤 Then it surged quickly when the buying force appeared (63-68K)
This pattern occurred in February 2022 when the Russia – Ukraine conflict broke out:
🖤strong dump → technical recovery → then establish the main trend after that.
If 2022 repeats, there is a high chance of forming a “higher peak” in March.
According to the group, will $BTC reclaim the 8x level in March?

If this cycle repeats the structure since Halving L4 19/04/2024:
🖤 Following the rhythm of 2012 (777 days) → 04/06/2026
🖤 Following the rhythm of 2016 (889 days) → 24/09/2026
🖤 Following the rhythm of 2020 (925 days) → 30/10/2026
→ Potential timeframe for a major local bottom in the period of June – December 2026.
In previous cycles, the spot buying price zone often concentrated the most in September – November.
❗️This information is based on past data, not investment advice

Coindesk: “More than 400,000 BTC were purchased in the price range of 60,000–70,000 USD during Bitcoin's recent correction”
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These two headlines are essentially talking about the same story, only differing in how they lead the viewer's emotions. When someone sells Bitcoin, there is certainly someone else buying it. If there are no buyers, the price will continue to drop until that amount of BTC finds a buyer.
If the price goes up, it means there are more buyers. If the price goes down, it means at that moment there are more sellers. This does not reflect long-term trends, but only reflects supply and demand at that moment. It's just that simple.

50 SMA is 'close to' 200 SMA on BTC's 3-day chart → this signal usually appears only once per cycle and often occurs right during the bear phase.
Looking back at previous cycles:
🖤 2015 & 2018: $BTC often creates cycle bottoms ~1 month after the cross occurs
🖤 The most recent cycle: formed a local bottom ~30 days after the cross, then moved sideways ~5 months before the final shakeout
Currently, the 2 MA lines have not confirmed a complete cross, but BTC price has been below for a long time -> indicating that the downtrend is still dominant

According to current data, the race is hotter than ever with Meteora leading with nearly 40% market share — a figure that surprises many. Right behind are Pump.fun, Axiom, and MEXC, holding 16%, 13%, and 10%, respectively. Looking at this ranking, it's clear that the flow of money is shifting strongly towards emerging names that are more agile and closely aligned with market trends.
What the community is discussing the most lies at the bottom of the rankings. The two 'giants' that were expected to dominate, Binance and Coinbase, only hold 4% and 3% respectively. This is a significant gap compared to the brand positioning and user scale they possess. This raises several questions: is the market truly changing? Or are the major players quietly preparing different strategies?