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Bitcoin may not have hit a true bottom, on-chain metrics suggest further decline

On-chain analysis suggests Bitcoin may not yet have confirmed a bear-market bottom. CryptoQuant said its NUPL indicator, which tracks supply profitability, still has room to fall when compared with past bottom signals. Analyst TheChesOnChain said the NUPL 100-day exponential moving average has historically dropped below zero at cycle lows. With Bitcoin just above $63,000, the matching NUPL level is 0.215, implying more downside if past patterns repeat.

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Bitcoin bottom debate spreads as focus shifts from price to global liquidity

Market views are split on whether bitcoin has already passed the low of the current cycle. Bitcoin is hovering around $63,500, down nearly 50% from a peak above $126,000 in October 2025. Some see signs of a bottom driven by spot bitcoin ETFs, corporate treasury demand and improving long-term flows, while others warn further declines may come. Several analysts say macro conditions and global liquidity now matter more than crypto-specific indicators.

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Tom Lee says crypto market in \'dark age,\' warns fear selling is biggest mistake

Fundstrat chief strategist Tom Lee said investors should be wary of fear-driven selling despite extreme pessimism in the cryptocurrency market. He described current sentiment as a “dark age,” citing falling interest in bitcoin and ether, weaker Google search volumes and a worse Fear & Greed Index reading than after the FTX collapse. Lee said AI investment has diverted capital from crypto temporarily but does not undermine blockchain’s growth logic.