Looking at the monthly trend of Bitcoin, this recent three-month period has all closed in the red. To be honest, such a situation has hardly occurred in the past ten years. I checked the historical data, and at most, there have been three consecutive monthly red candles like this.
This phenomenon is quite worth paying attention to. It’s not to say that three consecutive declines will definitely lead to something, but in Bitcoin’s more than ten-year history, the occurrence of such extreme situations is indeed very rare. Each time it happens, it is accompanied by some specific market background and changes in investor sentiment.
The significance of this trend pattern on the technical side is that it can reflect the market’s level of pressure during a specific period. Of course, history will not repeat itself exactly, but referencing Bitcoin’s subsequent performance in similar past situations still has some guiding significance.
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LiquidityWitch
· 20h ago
Three consecutive bearish candles sound intimidating, but if you truly believe in history, you're doomed.
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UnluckyValidator
· 12-18 08:49
The three consecutive down days are not as scary as they seem; the history is right there.
Historical data is not a manual; no one can predict the next move.
This wave is indeed under great pressure, but I bet on a rebound in the next month.
Ten years' worth of events? It feels like someone always says it's a once-in-ten-years occurrence.
Wait, after the last three consecutive down days, was it a surge or a crash?
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WhaleInTraining
· 12-18 08:48
Three consecutive bearish candles this time are really outrageous; I haven't seen this kind of momentum in ten years.
Wait, how is this data compiled? Has it really only occurred three times?
Is the next move a rebound or a further decline? I'm a bit nervous.
What’s the use of historical reference? This time is different.
The monthly chart looks so weak; I need to reduce my position.
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ProxyCollector
· 12-18 08:47
Three consecutive bearish candles are really rare, but every time they appear, it feels like there are casualties.
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AlphaBrain
· 12-18 08:47
Three consecutive declines are indeed rare, but I'm tired of the old story of looking back at history. Every time it's said, the result is still a continued drop.
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CryptoMotivator
· 12-18 08:38
I've truly never seen three consecutive down days like this before. Let's not be too superstitious about historical cycles or anything.
Looking at the monthly trend of Bitcoin, this recent three-month period has all closed in the red. To be honest, such a situation has hardly occurred in the past ten years. I checked the historical data, and at most, there have been three consecutive monthly red candles like this.
This phenomenon is quite worth paying attention to. It’s not to say that three consecutive declines will definitely lead to something, but in Bitcoin’s more than ten-year history, the occurrence of such extreme situations is indeed very rare. Each time it happens, it is accompanied by some specific market background and changes in investor sentiment.
The significance of this trend pattern on the technical side is that it can reflect the market’s level of pressure during a specific period. Of course, history will not repeat itself exactly, but referencing Bitcoin’s subsequent performance in similar past situations still has some guiding significance.