Here is a brief analysis of whether the bounce in Bitcoin could be strong — of course, this is not financial advice, and you should do your own research.
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✅ Indicators that support the possibility of a strong bounce
In a recent analysis, it was reported that Bitcoin bounced nearly 5% from levels close to approximately $88,400, at the boundary of a falling wedge.
There is an on-chain signal (the “SOPR” – Spent Output Profit Ratio) showing positive divergence: the price is setting up to make a bottom while the ratio improves, reflecting that buyers are not selling at a significant loss.
Some forecasts suggest that the “worst” of the downtrend may have passed, with some analysts predicting Bitcoin targets by the end of the year between ~$120,000 to ~$200,000.
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⚠️ Indicators that suggest the bounce may not be strong or fast
Despite the bounce, there are still very significant resistance levels that remain unbroken — for example, ~$95,700 and then approximately ~$100,200. Until these are surpassed, it cannot be confirmed that the trend has actually changed. There is a pattern called “death cross” formed in some analyses: the short-term moving average crosses above the long-term average, which gives a negative signal if it continues.
There is a good chance of a noticeable bounce in Bitcoin as a result of technical indicators and on-chain behavior providing a positive push.
However — this does not necessarily mean that this bounce will be strong and sustainable immediately,
