The last couple Months wasn't easy for Bitcoin. I didn't analyse onchain Data, but i can tell just by how the crypto market behaves, that alot of money flowin out of BTC and into Alts, like i never saw it before.
I used to be a BTC Maxi, but the last Weeks almost forced me to swap my BTC for Alts to hedge my Portfolios USD Value and increase my BTC holdings.
Even tho i am in a couple nice trades like CREAM, ONE, ETH, VET, CAKE, KCS and some others that aint doin well like ICP and OCEAN, they would do much worse if i haven't traded the BTC pair. That's the Reason i wanted to take a closer look on whats really goin on with BTC right now. I think the FUD was just the Nail in the Coffin for BTC Dominance and i think this is overall good for the Crypto Market. We saw in the last Weeks how Alts start to decouple and starting to finally move more independent and dont get drawn down as much from BTC than they were in the past.
Bitcoin just touched the .886 Fib. (measured of the 28. Feb lows) after failing multiple times to break resistance levels at 59k, developing a rising wedge, breaking the demand line of the wedge, with triple bearish divergence on the daily RSI, MACD Histogram and even Stochastic. After that it broke thru the critical support area at 51k-53k,while every mini rally turned into a lower high again and again.
This previous support levels now acts as resistance and BTC failed to break back above it, which made it fall even lower to 45k and breaking another crictical support level of 48-46k. Horrible....
The only good thing about this is that if BTC could start to catch some bids, we could see triple bullish divergence on MACD and RSI on the daily and 4h chart. I think the only chance for Bulls to regain control over BTC is if they can manage to close this weekly candle above 46300$, the price level of the weekly 21EMA ,which in previous cycles always acted as support during the Bull Market.
If BTC closes below this level (and i pray it wont) i believe BTC could fall significantly lower to the previous ATH at 42k, which would make sense because its the .618 fib level, measured from the january lows at 30k to the ATH in April.