To know if we've already seen the bottom, we have to look at the traditional market 👇
BTC is not a safe haven asset, and even less so for Alts.
This means:
If stock market declines continue, crypto will also drop, and even more sharply.

The liquidation map shows us the key levels for the coming week.
Below: Clear support in the 90,000-88,000 zone.
There is a cushion of liquidations down to 88,000-87,000 that would act as a rebound area.
Above: The magnet is at 94,000-98,000.
That whole area is loaded with pending liquidations. The price will want to move towards them.
What I see as most likely: a correction towards 89,000 this weekend or Monday, a rebound, and then an attack on the 94,000-98,000 area after the rate cuts.
However, the 97,000-98,000 zone will be very difficult to cross in one go. Most likely, we’ll have to cons

While retail is selling in fear, whales have accumulated over 90K BTC in the last 30 days.
Retail doesn't believe in the recovery. They think we're in a bear market and use every bounce to sell.
Whales are doing the exact opposite: they are buying.

Bitcoin forming a floor structure
Bitcoin shows typical volume of bottom formation: halted at lows, volume jumped yesterday and today buyers are entering.
The entire drop from yesterday has practically been recovered. Strong buying power defending lows in the 0.786-0.886 Fibonacci zone (82-83k). The lows have been tested and are holding.
What are we looking for now?
Break of the local maximum to confirm two rising lows. This gives us the W pattern, the typical market bottom formation.

If you thought that BTC would reach 150,000$ this cycle....
At $126,000 you had a +18% if it arrived.
- At the lows of $80,000 a +85%.
- Today a +64%.
I call that opportunity.
No one wants to buy opportunities, only certainties.

According to the new analysis by JP Morgan, the SP500 will reach $7,500 by the end of 2026.
This would be very positive for bitcoin, crypto, and the rest of the markets.
In this analysis, they also answer the question "Are stocks too expensive?"
This is JP Morgan's response:
"First, companies are making a lot of money. They have been growing over 10% in profits for an entire year. Moreover, these earnings are the primary drivers of the increases in the U.S. market compared to other global markets.
And all of this is happening in a complicated environment: interest rates above 4% for three

Check the liquidation map.
There is practically no liquidity below. Everything has been absorbed during the drop.
But there is a lot of gasoline accumulated above.
First zone: $89,000-$92,000.
Second zone: $95,000-$98,000.
The rebound could continue straight up. Or it could pull back to $82,000-$84,000 before then attacking the upper zones with more strength.
Both scenarios are valid. But the liquidity is clear: everything points upwards.

Stop trying to buy the bottoms ❌
Ask yourself this question:
How much do I think "X" will be worth in 5/12 months?
Accumulate and sell according to your analysis.