Bitcoin Drops 7%: The Deepest Opportunity in the Bull Cycle?

BTC

BTC/USDT

$78,591.23
-6.47%
24h Volume

$39,211,486,250.39

24h H/L

$84,052.77 / $75,719.90

Change: $8,332.87 (11.00%)

Long/Short
75.8%
Long: 75.8%Short: 24.2%
Funding Rate

+0.0006%

Longs pay

Data provided by COINOTAG DATALive data
Bitcoin
Bitcoin
Daily

$78,721.55

-0.02%

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$86,775.95
Resistance 2$83,159.95
Resistance 1$80,416.57
Price$78,721.55
Support 1$78,195.70
Support 2$75,726.86
Support 3$64,654.91
Pivot (PP):$78,809.85
Trend:Downtrend
RSI (14):25.1
(06:06 AM UTC)
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Bitcoin's Saturday Shock: Fell 7% to $77,000

Bitcoin fell approximately 7% on Saturday to $77,000, and according to analyst PlanC, this could be the deepest pullback opportunity of the current bull cycle. According to CoinMarketCap data, BTC is currently trading at $78.605 (-%6,45 24-hour change), positioned 38% below the all-time high of $126,100 reached on October 5. It has lost 11.44% value over the last 30 days. While this drop is making investors nervous, it is also seen as a buying opportunity.

Analysts' Striking Predictions

PlanC notes that the drop resembles the capitulations that fell to $3,000 in the 2018 bear market, $5,100 in the March 2020 crash, and $15,500-17,500 in the FTX and Luna events. He states that the cycle bottom could be between $75,000-$80,000. Rajat Soni says weekend dumps should not be trusted, and Bitcoin will make an unexpected comeback. Peter Brandt predicts down to $60,000 by Q3 2026, Jurrien Timmer to $65,000, and Benjamin Cowen a low in October. These views are creating mixed signals in the market.

Breaking Developments: Critical Levels Broken

  • Bitcoin fell below MicroStrategy's cost basis ($76.037) for the first time since October 2023 – institutional selling pressure may increase.
  • Fell below $80,000 for the first time since April 2025; the market is experiencing broad risk aversion.
  • While the Dollar Index rose 0.4%, BTC fell 4%, gold 2.5%, Nasdaq 0.8%. Rumors of Walsh becoming the new FED chair are fueling volatility.

Technical Analysis: Supports in Oversold Region

RSI at 25.83 is in the oversold region (oversold). Trend: Down, Supertrend: Bearish. EMA 20: 87.395$. Supports:

  • S1: 75.719$ (Strong, 75% score, -%4,06 distance)
  • S2: 78.808$ (Medium, 57% score)

Resistances:

  • R1: 80.357$ (Strong, 68% score, +%1,82)
  • R2: 83.159$ (Strong, 61% score, +%5,37)

In the short term, the 75k-80k band is critical; R1 must be broken for recovery. Detailed chart analysis.

Market Impacts and Risks

Dollar strength and FED uncertainty are pressuring BTC along with gold/Nasdaq. Institutional bottom hunters (MicroStrategy effect) may buy, but if global risk aversion continues, 75k could be tested. Altcoins are falling harder; BTC dominance is rising.

Conclusion: Opportunity or Trap?

PlanC's capitulation similarity is promising, but names like Brandt predict deeper drops. With RSI oversold signal, there's a buying opportunity scent, but monitor DXY and FED news. Investors, stay cautious; follow PlanC analyses.

Crypto Research Analyst: Michael Roberts

Blockchain technology and DeFi focused

This analysis is not investment advice. Do your own research.

MR

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