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Bitcoin Sunday Analysis 
$BTC hasn’t changed anything from last Sunday. Price is still stuck inside the same $54K–$72K range, and once again it failed to reclaim and hold above $72K, confirming that the structure remains weak.
My view stays exactly the same. This is still a sideways distribution phase, not accumulation. Until we see a clean break and hold above $72K, there is no reason to turn bullish. On the other side, a breakdown from this range will likely send price toward $44K–$50K or lower.
I’m not chasing anything here. I’m simply waiting for my levels.
Below $60K → I'll look small longs (short-term only)
$80K–$85K → I'll add more shorts (To main position)
Nothing has changed. The plan is clear, and I stay patient while the market plays inside the box. 📊
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Bitcoin Sunday Analysis

$BTC once again failed to close the weekly candle above the $72K range high, which is a concern. That was one of the main reasons I decided to close my long position, along with the second factor being the ongoing war between the United States, Israel, and Iran.

I’ve made it clear that a range is forming, and I expect Bitcoin to continue trading sideways between $54K and $72K. This phase is not bullish. It is a preparation phase for what comes next. My expectation remains the same: after this consolidation, Bitcoin is likely to break down from the range and move toward $44K–$50K or even lower in the coming months.

To understand this better, look back at 2024. Bitcoin spent nearly a full year consolidating between $58K and $74K. At that time, I explained that this range would act as a future reference zone in the next bear market. Now in 2026, price has returned to that same structure. In a bear market, previous consolidation zones act as structure, not support, and structure eventually breaks.

Why buy in a bear market?

Because markets do not move in straight lines. Even in downtrends, there are strong counter-trend rallies. For example, in 2022, Bitcoin dropped from $68K to $33K, then rallied to $48.5K before continuing down to $16K. These moves exist to build liquidity before the next leg down. That’s why I still expect the final bottom below $50K.

Macro Pressure

The current downside is also being driven by geopolitical risk. Tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran have escalated, especially around the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for nearly 20% of global oil supply.

With Iran restricting access and the U.S. escalating military actions, Crude Oil has surged above $110, increasing inflation fears. This is pushing markets into a risk-off environment, where investors move away from risk assets like Bitcoin, leading to panic selling, liquidity grabs, and reduced capital inflow into crypto.

Strategy Update

My strategy remains unchanged.
I previously warned near $124K that the market was overheated. read on x...

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Bitcoin Sunday Analysis