Bitcoin slides toward 20% drawdown amid oversold signals
Bitcoin has fallen about 17% in a month and is deeply oversold, with ETF outflows and a shrinking stablecoin supply cited. Traders are split between expecting a bounce and suspecting continued programmed selling.
Confirmed
- Bitcoin fell 17.3% over the past month
- An investment research firm says BTC peaked on 9/21 and the drawdown is approaching 20%
- Daily RSI is oversold; past oversold instances were not always immediate bottoms
- A news site reports ETF outflows and a $17B monthly drop in stablecoin supply
Not yet known
- Unconfirmed: a single party has been offloading tens of billions over six down weeks
- Whether Bitcoin bounces or continued selling pushes the drawdown further
- Whether the drawdown will reach 20%
- Whether the oversold signal marks a bottom
What we know
A news site reports ETF outflows, suspected large spot selling and a $17B monthly drop in stablecoin supply. Strategy's Michael Saylor said Bitcoin fell 17.3% over the past month. An investment research firm notes BTC peaked on 9/21 and the drawdown is approaching 20%. A trader notes daily RSI is oversold, though past instances were not always immediate bottoms. One trader claims a single party has been offloading tens of billions over six down weeks (unverified), while another predicts a big bounce.
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Sources
“Over the past month, Bitcoin fell 17.3%.”
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“now deep into oversold territory as the drawdown approaches 20%”
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