That’s it, last week Bitcoin transitioned into a bearish pullback regime. And macro conditions are mostly to blame, more so than anything Bitcoin itself has done. As the name suggests, this isn’t a favourable setup for Bitcoin in the near term. But it’s also not the end of the world. And there are a few ways the situation could still improve. Let’s talk about that. Ecoinometrics delivers professional-grade crypto and macro analysis to help institutional investors and serious traders make data-driven decisions. Our team conducts rigorous quantitative research, developing proprietary metrics and institutional-quality visualizations that cut through the noise to reveal key market dynamics. Each newsletter provides clear, actionable insights backed by data, delivered in a concise format that respects your time - five minutes to absorb, but deep enough to inform your investment strategy. Join over 31,000 professional investors and fund managers: Ready? Let's dig into the data. Bitcoin Enters Bearish Pullback RegimeThe TakeawayBitcoin has entered a bearish pullback regime, not due to price action, but because of weakening macro signals. Despite holding near $85K, deteriorating stock market momentum and on-chain activity raise the risk of a drop below $75K. Fund managers are cautious, ETF flows show deleveraging, and no clear catalyst for a turnaround is in sight... Continue reading this post for free in the Substack app |
Monday, April 14, 2025
Bitcoin Enters Bearish Pullback Regime
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