2026-01-08 14:26:42

Many investors are focusing on Bitcoin's long-term trend but are overlooking a very critical detail.

Altcoins have recently completed their sixth rebound near the trendline. This may not sound particularly special, but if you review the data from 2023 to the present, you'll find that almost every upward movement in altcoins started when they touched this trendline. This is no coincidence — it is a market pattern that has been repeatedly validated.

Why do so many people ignore this signal? On one hand, because it is too simple, simple enough to be easily overlooked; on the other hand, many are still using outdated analysis frameworks to view this market.

What will happen next? It depends on whether this rebound can break through the previous resistance level like the past few times. If historical patterns continue to repeat, we might see a good rally. But the key is to watch Bitcoin's action — the direction of BTC often determines the rhythm of the entire market.

So the question boils down to: will this time be the same as the previous five?

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HashBrownies

· 01-11 08:06

Six times already, can there be a seventh? I'm betting this time it won't break through.

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GasBankrupter

· 01-11 04:45

Wait, six rebounds on the trend line are enough to indicate a pattern? Why do I feel this logic is a bit flimsy? The crypto analyst is back to manipulate retail investors; anyone can come up with patterns. The real issue is that BTC needs to rally, otherwise, no matter how many rebounds altcoins have, it's all in vain. Can this break the resistance level? Let's see how BTC moves first, don’t just focus on the tricks of altcoins. Six rebounds and then start to summarize the pattern—why not seven? Anyway, any analysis seems valid. Ultimately, it still depends on BTC's direction; altcoins are nothing. Simple things are the easiest to overlook, but also the easiest to over-interpret—typical armchair strategizing after the fact.

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down_only_larry

· 01-10 20:38

The sixth time? The previous five times were useless to me, and I still got trapped anyway.

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LightningPacketLoss

· 01-10 00:58

It's the same old trick again. When BTC moves, altcoins follow suit. Feels like there's nothing new.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-08 14:54

It's the sixth time bouncing along the same line, and this data is really interesting... According to on-chain data, this repetitive pattern usually indicates either a whale suppressing or large funds intentionally accumulating signals. Clearly, most people are still viewing the market with outdated frameworks.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 01-08 14:49

The sixth time? I feel like I say this every time, haha. Wait, we really have to look at BTC's mood. No matter how bullish altcoins are, it doesn't help.

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SchroedingerGas

· 01-08 14:41

Six times already. If it rebounds again this time, I'll go all in directly.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 01-08 14:37

Is it the sixth time? The data shows that after the first five times, four of them were proven wrong [cold laugh] --- Interestingly, this "pattern" works perfectly in a bull market but disappears in a bear market --- Both trend lines and historical patterns—ironically, most people who say this didn't survive 2018 --- I'm not trying to be confrontational; often, things that seem simple enough to overlook are not patterns at all, just survivor bias --- Come on, come on, let's bet five months from now. If the seventh time still follows this pattern, I’ll do a live stream eating my phone --- BTC hasn't even moved yet, what are we talking about altcoin patterns? --- Data speaks for itself: the previous analyst with such confidence had a liquidation rate of 98%, quite a coincidence --- Objectively speaking, triggering the sixth time and claiming there's a pattern—this isn't pattern recognition, it's just finding an excuse

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DataBartender

· 01-08 14:31

It's the sixth time already. If this pattern were really that accurate, I would have been rich long ago, haha.

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