2025-12-16 13:23:31

Bitcoin might touch these lows—here's what the data suggests. Analyzing past market cycles and pullback patterns, the key support zone likely sits between $31K and $39K. These levels emerge from Fibonacci retracements of previous bull runs, combined with historical drawdown percentages. The timing matters too: October 2026 stands out as a potential capitulation window based on halving cycle patterns. Whether we hit that floor depends on macro conditions and on-chain metrics, but understanding these technical anchors helps frame realistic scenarios instead of guessing blindly.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 2025-12-16 13:56

If it's 31K, I'll go all in. Don't say I didn't warn you then.

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CounterIndicator

· 2025-12-16 13:54

Haha, it's Fibonacci again, and each time there's a different bottom. This wave probably won't touch 30,000 unless there's a real crash. I'm actually more curious whether October 2026 will really come; at this pace, it feels like a joke. On-chain data is all after-the-fact analysis; it looks pretty intimidating now, but actually...

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DisillusiionOracle

· 2025-12-16 13:40

31K? Laughing out loud, it's the Fibonacci method again, always claiming certain outcomes every time. --- October 2026... Dude, that's so far ahead, who can predict macro conditions accurately? --- Support zones feel like armchair quarterbacking; if it really drops, anyone can explain why. --- Technical anchor points sound professional, but I still only trust on-chain data; everything else is nonsense. --- Every cycle claims the biggest historical drawdown, yet each time it hits a new low. That logic has some issues. --- Instead of waiting for 2026, it's better to see what the big on-chain players are doing now—that's the real signal.

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