$BTC BITCOIN -55% AGAIN? This Could Be the Final Flush
History is rhyming — and the weekly chart is screaming opportunity.
In May 2021, Bitcoin retraced -55% from its all-time high. Fast forward to 2026: we’ve already seen a brutal -52.6% drop, with price tapping ~$59,800. If the pattern fully mirrors 2021, a -55% move points toward the $56,800 zone — nearly a direct touch of the 5-year average (green line).
That’s long-term structural support.
And here’s the twist: this cycle includes ETFs, corporate treasury adoption, political tailwinds, and institutional infrastructure that didn’t exist in 2021. Yet price is trading at a similar drawdown.
A collapse to the 10-year average near $32,500? Highly unlikely without systemic shock.
Meanwhile, equities are trading at stretched valuations. Bitcoin has no PE ratio — but relative to risk assets, it’s arguably the most discounted anti-inflation hedge on the board.
Is this capitulation… or generational value?
