Massive Signal on Bitcoin!! The next movement explainedBitcoin / U.S. dollarBITSTAMP:BTCUSDTopChartPatternsBitcoin has been moving within a very aggressive uptrend, guided by two clear blue trendlines on the chart. These lines are currently defining the rhythm of the rally, and as long as they hold, the bullish momentum remains intact. However, a break below them would signal that the strong uptrend is over, opening the door to a more sideways or even bearish market. But there's MUCH more! Another reason to think we may be approaching the end of this rally is how price has been moving in 15% ranges. If we look at support and resistance zones, there is something surprising in BTC. Can you see what I mean? I'm speaking about the colored lines of the published chart. These colored bands act like “steps”, and BTCUSD has historically respected them very well. Look at the previous downtrend. Notice how they align almost perfectly with the white support and resistance zones. The black zones represent intermediate levels between these ranges. Right now, price is about to re-enter a previous range, which usually indicates buyer weakness. In strong trends, price tends to move into new ranges rather than fall back into old ones. I’ll share more examples to show that whenever Bitcoin revisits older zones, it’s rarely a bullish signal. On top of that, if we compare with Bitcoin’s past halving cycles, studies suggest the current cycle could be nearing its end around September–October this year. This isn’t a mathematical rule, but it’s a clear alert that Bitcoin may already have gone far enough. I spoke about this time frame in July: The key level to watch is $108,000. As long as it holds, the trend is still bullish. But losing this level would mean more than just breaking support: It would put price back into a previous range. It would break both blue uptrend lines. It would be aligned with the timing of previous BTC cycles. Finally, there’s a macro factor that nobody seems to be looking at. Bitcoin’s rally started in October 2023, exactly when interest rates stopped rising and inflation was brought under control worldwide. Now, the environment is the opposite: rates have already been cut, Europe has signaled it won’t go below 2%, and the U.S. market is pricing in several future rate cuts. But it’s far from certain that the Fed will deliver the aggressive cuts the market expects. Unless the Fed surprises with deeper cuts, there doesn’t seem to be much fuel left to keep this Bitcoin rally going. 👉 I remain bullish above $108,000, but losing that level would be a major red flag for Bitcoin’s trend.