2026-01-04 21:40:03

Bitcoin's RSI structure exhibits an interesting repetitive pattern. This phenomenon is not driven by market sentiment fluctuations or certain hot news, but rather by predictable results rooted in underlying data patterns.

This cycle sequence is quite stable: first, momentum gradually weakens, and the bullish forces in the market are gradually exhausted. Subsequently, the RSI indicator compresses to its historical bottom region. Meanwhile, implied volatility begins to shrink, and the market enters a relatively calm period.

The key point is that this structure almost always appears under the same technical pattern. This means traders can identify potential market turning points in advance by monitoring these data clues. The complete exhaustion of momentum + RSI compression + volatility collapse—these three occurrences together often mark an important market node.

This data-driven regularity reminds us that market behavior is not entirely random; there are traceable technical footprints behind it. For traders focusing on Bitcoin's technical aspects, such structural repetition is worth paying attention to.

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MetaEggplant

· 2h ago

Well, this logic sounds good, but will history repeat itself? --- RSI compression + volatility collapse—does this combination really work every time? --- To put it nicely, the ones truly making money are the crazy people daring to buy the dip. --- No matter how regular the technical analysis, it can't escape black swan events. Haha. --- That's why I still trust intuition more than indicators. --- Data-driven regularity sounds like armchair quarterbacking after the fact. --- Monitoring data clues, as if they can predict precisely. --- Triple resonance is indeed interesting, but where will it happen next? --- Repeatedly analyzing regularity is basically just making excuses to buy the dip. --- If this pattern were really so stable, someone would have made a fortune long ago. --- Something's up. Remind me when the next turning point occurs.

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PancakeFlippa

· 01-04 22:10

Well, RSI is basically the same thing every time, always looks the same, nothing new or innovative about it.

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BearMarketBro

· 01-04 22:09

It's the same old "regularity" explanation again. Why haven't I made any money?

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-04 22:08

Here we go again with the excuse of "harvesting new investors," as if we all are newbies.

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BTCRetirementFund

· 01-04 22:02

Bro, I've seen this trick so many times before. Every time you say it can predict? Sounds good, but try it in real trading. When the big bearish candle comes, it'll break through immediately. Wait, does volatility collapsing necessarily mean a rebound? Is there a possibility that it's completely dead? Sometimes these technical indicators are just self-comforting tools. Hmm, if the logic is self-consistent, I just don't know when it will really happen.

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