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Cryptocurrency News Articles
Bitcoin's Bull Run: Market Signals Point to a Critical Juncture
Sep 27, 2025 at 02:00 am
Bitcoin navigates a tricky phase as analysts dissect market signals for clues about the bull run's potential peak amidst volatility and Fed policy shifts.
Bitcoin, baby! It's always something, right? The crypto king is at a crossroads, and everyone's trying to figure out if this epic bull run is about to tap out. Volatility's tightening, and the market's throwing out mixed signals like a confused DJ. Let's dive into what's happening.
Is the Bitcoin Bull Run Nearing Its End?
Some analysts are saying the Bitcoin bull run could be over within a month. According to ‘CRYPTOBIRD,’ this cycle's already 1,038 days in, putting it at 97.5% of a typical cycle. Historically, the last 2.5% is where things get wild, with prices going bonkers and catching everyone off guard. Think of it as the last lap in a Formula 1 race – that's where the real action happens.
Technically, Bitcoin's been trading in a super tight range, signaling some serious compression. But recently, it dipped a bit. Key levels to watch? The 200-week SMA at $53,111 (long-term support), the 50-week SMA near $99,000 (the bull market floor), and the SPX correlation (-0.19). The Current Trend Framework (CTF) is at $114,916, hinting at potentially bearish times. If Bitcoin can hang above $112,250, the bulls might just keep the party going.
Halving Math and Volatility Squeeze
Bitcoin's now over 520 days post-halving, putting it smack-dab in the historical “peak window.” Every major cycle top in the past has happened around this time. Spooky, right? Adding to the mix, volatility's getting squeezed like a tube of toothpaste. When volatility gets this low, history suggests we're about to see a major breakout in a couple of weeks. Buckle up!
Even institutions seem to be hedging their bets, with Bitcoin ETF flows showing distribution. The Fear and Greed index is at 44, meaning people are getting a little scared instead of euphoric. September, usually a rough month for Bitcoin, actually saw a gain. Maybe October, typically a good month, will keep the momentum going into a bullish Q4.
Market Signals and the Fed's Next Move
Bitcoin's been struggling to reclaim the $113,000 level, stuck between conflicting technical signals and potential interest rate cuts from the Fed. Lower rates usually give Bitcoin a boost, but investors are still jittery about support levels and the stock market.
After a recent dip to $111,600, traders are on edge. Holding current levels is crucial, with $115K as the next big resistance. Some analysts are eyeing $108,000 as the next major support zone. The 100-day exponential moving average (EMA) is another key marker – a drop below that could trigger a selloff.
The Nasdaq Connection and the Fed's Policy Shift
Bitcoin's closely tied to the Nasdaq 100, and the Nasdaq's daily RSI is flashing a warning sign. Last time it was this high, the Nasdaq took a 17% dive. A similar correction could drag Bitcoin down with it.
On the bright side, Fed Vice Chair Michelle Bowman hinted at potentially faster interest rate cuts. Lower rates are generally good for Bitcoin, but the market's reaction has been tepid. Traders seem more worried about the technical picture and the stock market than excited about potential Fed easing.
TeraWulf's Bold Move with Google's Backing
TeraWulf, a Bitcoin miner shifting into data center services, is lining up about $3 billion in debt financing to build out facilities, backed by Google. This move signals a shift beyond pure Bitcoin mining, using power and site assets for third-party compute, including AI workloads.
This could change TeraWulf’s revenue mix and attract new customers. Similar moves by other miners show that big tech ties can lead to large hosting deals. But building and running data centers takes time, steady power, and careful cost control.
So, What's Next?
Bitcoin's future is still up in the air. Bulls see the Fed's stance as a long-term positive, while bears are worried about weak price action and external market opportunities. Keep an eye on Fed Chair Jerome Powell's next speech and whether Bitcoin can hold support above $112,000.
In the meantime, let's sit back, grab some popcorn, and watch the show. Crypto never sleeps, and neither do the opportunities (or the risks!).
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