I noticed something interesting in technical analysis these past few days. Van de Poppe, one of the most followed crypto analysts, points out a fairly rare situation on the Bitcoin/or ratio.

Basically, the RSI of this ratio has just crossed a critical threshold below 30. And this is only the fourth time in Bitcoin's history that this has happened. The previous three times? Major lows in 2015, 2018, and 2022. Hard to ignore the correlation.

Van de Poppe suggests that gold might be overvalued compared to Bitcoin right now. The gap with the 20-week moving average is also huge, according to him. Of course, this isn't a guarantee, but these historical signals deserve attention. The analyst also mentions a possible rotation on the horizon, which could be significant for those following these dynamics.

What’s funny is that Van de Poppe questions the four-year cycle theory that many promote. The years 2025 and early 2026 have already disrupted traditional patterns quite a bit. Data never lies, as he says.

Currently, Bitcoin is around $71K with a 2.59% increase over the week. Not bad to contextualize this analysis. Van de Poppe and other market observers are keeping an eye on these technical signals that could indicate major reversals.

History doesn’t repeat exactly, but it rhymes. And when you see this kind of setup come back four times, it’s definitely a pattern to watch closely.