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Bitcoin Price Just Entered The DCA Zone That Has Previously Triggered A 2,200% Rally To ATH
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Bitcoin’s price action is no longer trading with a sense of euphoria, nor is it safely above the levels that kept bulls confident earlier in the year.
Key facts
- However, BTC bulls eventually broke through the fear, and the best of accumulators were able to ride alongside an almost 600% rally above $100,000, and the cryptocurrency eventually rallied to a new
- Back in 2019, Bitcoin’s price entered a depressed DCA accumulation area after the 2017 peak around $19,000, which dragged the price down by more than 83%
- As long as BTC continues to respect that long-term structure, the comparison with the 2019 and 2022 accumulation phases will still make sense
- For instance, Bitcoin’s Realized Cap has declined by roughly $12 billion from its mid-May peak
Summary
There are two sides to the pattern, and the bullish side says BTC now seems to be forming an opportunity for accumulation before another rally. Crypto analyst Ardizor noted on X that Bitcoin has now touched the same dollar-cost averaging zone that appeared before major recoveries in previous cycles. The candlestick price chart, which is shown below, tracks BTC on the monthly timeframe and compares three major cycle structures. However, BTC bulls eventually broke through the fear, and the best of accumulators were able to ride alongside an almost 600% rally above $100,000, and the cryptocurrency eventually rallied to a new high above $126,000 in October 2025.