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Bitcoin (BTC) Is Now in Oversold Conditions for the First Time Since August 2024

Feb 27, 2025 at 11:46 pm

Over the past few days, the crypto market has been thrown into a panic as Bitcoin plunged to three-month lows near the $80,000 price point

Bitcoin (BTC) Is Now in Oversold Conditions for the First Time Since August 2024

Prominent crypto analyst Ali Martinez suggests that Bitcoin (BTC) is now in oversold conditions for the first time since August.

Bitcoin Price Drops to 3-Month Lows

Over the past few days, the crypto market has been thrown into a panic as Bitcoin plunged to three-month lows near the $80,000 price point amid macroeconomic and geopolitical tensions.

However, it may not be all doom and gloom for the market.

Prominent crypto analyst Ali Martinez has suggested that Bitcoin is now in oversold conditions for the first time since August.

Making this claim on Thursday, February 27, Martinez stated this in an X post, noting that the relative strength index has dropped below 30. According to the analyst, this happened only four times before, and three times out of four, Bitcoin followed up with a 33% price surge.

If history repeats, this could suggest a potential near-term rally to near the $115,000 price point from current levels of about $86,200.

However, if the price drops further, it could fall to the next support level at around $74,000.

Chart: Point And Figure on January 7

Still, Bitcoin’s rout may not necessarily be over. In a note to investors on Wednesday, February 26, Geoffrey Kendrick, Head of Digital Asset Research at Standard Chartered, warned that “the big capitulation” had yet to happen.

Citing that exchange-traded fund holders were holding significant losses, the analyst argued that he expected more selling pressure from outflows from these funds.

Meanwhile, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju has implied that Bitcoin may still have some room to fall as 30% drops from all-time highs are typical in bull markets. So far, the asset has dropped only about 25%. Young Ju highlighted that a 30% drop could take the asset to $77,000.

Nonetheless, Bitcoin is ranging near the lows around the $85,000 level at the time of writing.

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