Bitcoin Doesn't Bottom Alone 📉📊
It’s easy to get tunnel vision in crypto, but
$BTC rarely hits a cycle bottom all on its own. Historically, major crypto reversals are heavily tied to the S&P 500.
Just look at the track record:
2018: The S&P dumped into December, perfectly aligning with BTC’s $3.1K floor.
2020: The global liquidity crisis saw both markets nosedive and bottom out in the exact same week.
2022: Traditional equities found their footing in October, setting the macro stage for BTC's $15.5K bottom shortly after the FTX fallout.
The pattern is clear: even when crypto-specific black swans speed up the crash, true stabilization doesn't happen until the stock market stops bleeding.
Keep an eye on traditional equities. If the S&P builds a strong base here, the final
$BTC bottom might be right around the corner. But if stocks take another dive, expect Bitcoin to feel the heat.
What’s your take? Are we close to the bottom, or is the macro environment setting us up for another drop? Once bitcoin finds its footing, that's when the real setups happen for the rest of the market—whether you're sticking to the majors or eyeing plays like $ROBO, $LISTA, and $AZTEC.
Let me know your strategy in the comments! 👇
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