✅ Bitcoin — Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Bitcoin has now hit an RSI of 32.6. Historically, such extreme oversold conditions have only occurred five times in modern history:
Nov 2018: BTC dropped to $3,100 before surging to $13,000
Mar 2020: BTC fell to $3,800, then rocketed to $63,000
Jun 2022: BTC dipped to $17,500, then climbed to $25,000
Aug 2022: BTC again hit $17,500, then rallied to $23,000
Nov 2022: BTC dropped to $15,000, before soaring to $125,000
…and now, here we are — February 2026.
The takeaway? The crypto market is already extremely oversold, even though Bitcoin has only fallen about 40% from its all-time high. In previous instances, similar RSI levels appeared only after 70%+ drops. This shows the market is maturing.
🍋 A bounce is likely, though it may not happen immediately. Prices could dip further before reversing, or we might see a recovery from current levels. Opening short positions now is risky — it’s better to wait for a clear trigger. The broader trend, however, remains bearish.
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