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🚨 A Common Pattern Has Appeared Near Every Major Bitcoin Bear Market Low Looking back over the past decade, one trend stands out: major Bitcoin bottoms have often formed after a high-profile collapse shook confidence across the crypto industry. Here's the historical pattern: 2014 – Mt. Gox After Bitcoin had already fallen more than 80% from its peak, the collapse of Mt. Gox triggered another wave of panic. Just weeks later, the market established its bear market low before beginning a long recovery. 2018 – BitGrail As sentiment remained deeply negative, the BitGrail incident added fresh uncertainty to the market. Not long afterward, Bitcoin started forming the base for its next bull cycle. 2022 – FTX The sudden failure of FTX erased billions in value and severely damaged investor confidence. Bitcoin dropped to around $15.5K, but within weeks the market found its cycle bottom and eventually recovered. What Does This Suggest? A recurring theme is that Bitcoin has often reached its lowest point after a major industry shock—when fear is widespread and many investors believe the market has no future. Some analysts believe BitMEX's closure could represent a similar capitulation event during the current bear market. Whether it ultimately has the same historical significance remains uncertain, but it has become another closely watched development. If this historical pattern repeats, Bitcoin could be approaching an important turning point over the coming weeks. However, history does not guarantee identical outcomes, and each market cycle is influenced by different macroeconomic conditions, regulation, and investor behavior. I'll continue sharing major market developments and macro updates as they unfold so you can stay informed throughout this cycle. This content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Always do your own research (DYOR). #CXMTDebutShockwave #FOMCRateWatch #AIEarningsWatch