Bitcoin is around $67,800 and suddenly everyone knows where the bottom is. 🤔
Some say $59K is the floor because of the 200-week moving average 📉. Others point to $60K as the bounce zone 🚀. Bears talk about low $50Ks, and a few even shout $40K 🐻.
Here’s the reality: everyone has a number, but nobody knows THE number. ❌🎯
If history is any guide, consensus is usually early.
🔹 In 2018, most people were certain $6K was the bottom — BTC went to $3,122.
🔹 In 2022, everyone believed $20K would hold — BTC bottomed at $15,479.
Now in 2026, the same story is repeating with $59K–$60K. 🔄
Yes, that level makes sense technically:
200-week moving average 📊
Prior cycle importance 🔁
Psychological round number 🧠
Big analyst backing 🏦
But strong reasons didn’t stop breakdowns in 2018 and 2022 — and they may not stop them now. ⚠️
The prediction range today is huge — from $40K to $75K. That alone shows how uncertain things are. 🎢
⚠️ The real danger of calling bottoms too early
If you go all-in at the first “bottom,” you risk:
Running out of capital 💸
Getting a worse average price 📈
Panic selling if price drops further 😰
✅ What I’m doing instead
I’m not trying to catch the exact bottom. My plan is simple:
Wait for confirmation, not just price levels ⏳
Scale in gradually, not all at once 🪜
Watch key levels: $66K, $60K, $52K 👀
Monitor sentiment, volume, and on-chain data 🔍
If $59K holds — great, I’ll have exposure.
If we drop to $52K — even better, I’ll buy more. 🛒
🟢 Final thought
$59K could be the bottom. But it also might not be.
The goal isn’t to be right — it’s to stay solvent, stay patient, and stay ready. 🧘♂️💰
Let’s see what the market proves, not what analysts predict. 📉📈
