Bitcoin's performance relative to Nasdaq is a bit weak, having only increased by about 18% from the 2021 high. Currently, it is testing the support of the weekly 200 moving average, which is a fairly critical level. From 2024 to early 2025, we saw BTC break through a wave, and the market was quite strong, but recently it has been stagnating. On the other hand, the stock market has been steadily pushing upward, forming a clear divergence—the pace between the crypto market and traditional financial markets is beginning to diverge. This is worth paying attention to: on one side, BTC is hovering around the technical support level, while on the other side, tech stocks continue to surge. In the short term, whether it can effectively hold the weekly 200 moving average may be key to the next trend.
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MoonBoi42
· 12-13 12:45
Once again, we're stumbling and falling. I almost lost confidence in this wave.
If the 200-day moving average can't hold, it's over. Nasdaq is soaring while we're still stagnant.
It feels like big funds have moved into tech stocks, and BTC has become just a supporting role?
Nasdaq has been doing great, but we're stuck in a deadlock. The difference is really stark.
18% and you want to show off? Laughable, I haven't even recovered my investment yet.
The weekly chart position definitely requires caution; otherwise, we might break the bottom again.
The Nasdaq is doing so well—why can't we keep up? It's time to change strategies, brother.
The 200-day moving average is our last dignity. If it falls again, there's really no hope.
Tech stocks are booming, but the crypto market is stuck—there's no logic to this market.
Should we just buy the dip after a breakdown or cut losses? It's too hard to choose.
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TokenUnlocker
· 12-13 00:54
Breaking below the weekly 200 MA is a critical point we need to watch out for.
The stock market is booming, but BTC is still lingering. Where's the promised correlation?
Let's see if it can stabilize this week; it feels like everything depends on this move.
NQ is far ahead; it seems like the crypto space has been left behind.
An 18% increase is not enough; last year at this time, we thought it was about to take off.
Breaking through is pointless now; it's all about whether we can hold this level.
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GasFeeLady
· 12-13 00:45
ngl the 200ma hold is basically the gas price rn—if it tanks, whole thing gets expensive fast. btc's been lagging hard while nasdaq keeps pumping, kinda sus honestly. either we bounce from here or... yeah this could get messy.
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TokenRationEater
· 12-13 00:44
If the 200-week moving average can't hold this week, we might need to reset the consolidation. The Nasdaq has been rallying, but BTC just can't keep up, which is a bit awkward.
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MetaverseHobo
· 12-13 00:33
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The weekly 200 moving average really needs to hold this time, or it will be another round of shakeout.
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Nasdaq is so strong, but our BTC is underperforming. I wish I had just gone all-in on tech stocks.
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If there's no progress, then just accept it. I don't care about short-term ups and downs anyway. Still waiting for institutional entry.
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The divergence is a bit painful, feels like traditional finance is bloodsucking.
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If you can't hold the 200 moving average, be careful. The next step might test lower support levels.
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 12-13 00:29
If the 200 moving average breaks, we will have to reevaluate.
Bitcoin's performance relative to Nasdaq is a bit weak, having only increased by about 18% from the 2021 high. Currently, it is testing the support of the weekly 200 moving average, which is a fairly critical level. From 2024 to early 2025, we saw BTC break through a wave, and the market was quite strong, but recently it has been stagnating. On the other hand, the stock market has been steadily pushing upward, forming a clear divergence—the pace between the crypto market and traditional financial markets is beginning to diverge. This is worth paying attention to: on one side, BTC is hovering around the technical support level, while on the other side, tech stocks continue to surge. In the short term, whether it can effectively hold the weekly 200 moving average may be key to the next trend.