Bitcoin just printed a statistic no one was waiting for.

The weekly RSI — the same momentum gauge that bottomed during the 2018 capitulation, the pandemic panic, the exchange implosions, even the fallout from the Mt. Gox era — has now slipped lower than all of them.

Not lower than one.

Lower than all.

On paper, it reads as extreme exhaustion. In practice, it signals something more uncomfortable: this isn’t just a pullback driven by a headline or a single failure. It’s structural pressure — steady, persistent selling that’s drained momentum week after week.

Historically, weekly RSI at these depths has marked points of emotional surrender. The kind where conviction thins out, narratives go quiet, and even long-term holders stop arguing.

Bitcoin has never been this technically oversold on a weekly basis.

That doesn’t guarantee a reversal.

But it does mean the market is standing in territory it has never mapped before.