Bitcoin falls below $64000 after shedding $400 billion in market cap since May 11, with BTC price at $62850 amid bearish 4h signals.

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Bitcoin at $67689.49 sees traders flip bearish with RSI at 18.3 and MACD death cross on 4h chart.

Bitcoin falls below $68,000, down $6,500 in 40 hours, with 4h chart showing RSI at 15.82 and MACD death cross.

Bitcoin drops below $71,000 for first time since April 7 with $155 million longs liquidated as 4h chart shows bearish EMA structure at $70,802.

Grayscale (GBTC) records $104.8 million Bitcoin ETF outflow as BTC holds $74603.67 with bearish EMA50 at $76736.97 and MACD death cross.

Solana meme coin jumps 6000% post-arrest as SOL trades at $84.01 with bearish EMA50 at $85.44 and MACD death cross on 4h chart.

Bitwise (BITB) posts -$9.2 million Bitcoin ETF flow as BTC trades at $77031.82 with bearish EMA50 at $78948.18 and MACD death cross.

ETH at $2133.12 faces Death Cross between 21-Day and 50-Day SMA while testing Q2 2026 Timescape support after breaking bear flag structure.

BitMEX Research reports an asset sold for 9.2 BTC amid bearish BTC trends, with price at $75,592 and MACD signaling death cross.

According to @MI_Algos, recent BTC price action accelerated a Death Cross between the 21 and 50 moving averages, a lagging signal they say could indicate further headwinds (source: Material Indicators on X). They note BTC is meeting friction at Q2 2025 Timescape Levels and are watching for a resistance support flip at those zones (source: Material Indicators on X). Citing Keith Alan, they add that the weekend drop held just above the prior lower low and set up a potential double bottom bounce, but a bullish resolution requires reclaiming the Yearly Open near 87.5k and the crossed MAs overhead (source: Keith Alan via Material Indicators on X).

According to @MI_Algos, Trend Precognition has printed a new up signal on the BTC daily chart, but bulls need follow-through before the monthly close to turn it into a sustained rally (source: @MI_Algos). According to @MI_Algos, the 50-day SMA near 90k is being defended by over 50M in ask liquidity, while the strongest confluence sits around 91.5k at the 21-day SMA and the 2026-01-05 Timescape level (source: @MI_Algos). According to @MI_Algos, the 21/50-day SMAs are on track for a potential death cross next month, increasing urgency for bulls to reclaim and hold above 91.5k (source: @MI_Algos). According to @MI_Algos, a sustained break and hold above 91.5k before the crossover could trigger a major short squeeze, close two CME gaps toward 93k, and shift attention to the 2025 yearly open (source: @MI_Algos). According to @MI_Algos, policy momentum around the Clarity Act and shifting geopolitical headlines could provide short-term tailwinds (source: @MI_Algos).

According to @MI_Algos, both Trend Precognition algorithms now point down on the BTC daily chart after bears forced a trendline loss, signaling a near-term bearish bias (source: @MI_Algos on X, Jan 16, 2026). They note BTC needs to hold local support above the 2025 Yearly Open to keep an easier path toward $100k in play (source: @MI_Algos on X, Jan 16, 2026). They add that failure to test 2026 Timescape Levels would increase conviction that a deeper correction may follow a Weekly Death Cross (source: @MI_Algos on X, Jan 16, 2026). A successful retest of Q1 2026 Timescape Levels—especially the 2026-01-05 node that aligns with the 21-day SMA—would firm technical support for a healthier push beyond $100k (source: @MI_Algos on X, Jan 16, 2026). They state that a pump above $97k would invalidate the new bearish signals (source: @MI_Algos on X, Jan 16, 2026).

According to @MI_Algos, BTC price action has followed their Monday outlook with minimal deviation, bringing Bitcoin to a critical inflection in market structure and time; source: @MI_Algos on X, Jan 8, 2026. According to @MI_Algos, a lower-timeframe Golden Cross is forming while a higher-timeframe Death Cross develops, creating a narrow window of opportunity for positioning; source: @MI_Algos on X, Jan 8, 2026. According to @MI_Algos, the live analysis focuses on these moving-average crossovers as the key catalysts traders should monitor right now; source: @MI_Algos on X, Jan 8, 2026.

According to @MI_Algos, weakening bullish momentum in BTC has delayed a pending Golden Cross by one day, with price action still unfolding between defined Timescape Levels as anticipated (source: @MI_Algos on X, Jan 8, 2026). @MI_Algos will treat any support test between the 50-Day SMA and the Yearly Open Timescape Level as valid for a scalp, and potentially a swing if bulls regain momentum (source: @MI_Algos on X, Jan 8, 2026). On the macro view, @MI_Algos expects a decisive test of the Yearly Open Timescape Level and warns that a breakdown below it would confirm another bear market (source: @MI_Algos on X, Jan 8, 2026). Complementing this, Keith Alan notes BTC’s first breakout attempt was rejected, price slipped below the 2026-01-05 Timescape Level, and focus shifts to clustered support at $87.5k–$89k above the Yearly Open Timescape Level (source: Keith Alan on X via @KAProductions, Jan 8, 2026). He adds the 21- and 50-day SMAs’ Golden Cross is delayed by a day while a weekly macro Death Cross could form later this month, favoring sell-the-rip setups until evidence changes, with a weekly close below the 2026 Yearly Open Timescape Level signaling deeper downside for bulls (source: Keith Alan on X via @KAProductions, Jan 8, 2026).

According to the source, Bitcoin is now in a death cross, raising focus on downside risk and trend confirmation (source: the source). A death cross occurs when the 50-day moving average drops below the 200-day moving average, a bearish trend-following signal until reversed by a golden cross (source: Investopedia). In this setup, traders commonly monitor prior swing lows, liquidity zones, and volume with momentum gauges like RSI/MACD for confirmation and volatility management (source: CMT Association).

According to CNBC, several U.S. stocks, including a major industrial name, are close to forming a death cross, defined as the 50-day moving average crossing below the 200-day moving average, a bearish momentum signal that trend-following desks monitor, source: CNBC; Investopedia. Historically, when death cross signals confirm in equity indices or large caps, systematic momentum strategies tend to reduce exposure into downside trends, which can raise short-term volatility and gap risk; during risk-off phases in 2022 and 2024, BTC and ETH showed positive rolling correlation with U.S. equities, implying potential spillovers to crypto if equity selling accelerates, source: AQR research on time-series momentum; Coin Metrics research. Traders commonly watch for confirmation on a daily close, volume expansion on breakdowns, and failed reclaim of the 50-DMA post-cross as continuation risk cues, while using predefined stops and hedges to manage drawdowns, source: CMT Association; Investopedia.

According to @MI_Algos, Bitcoin (BTC) is at a critical juncture, retesting its 50-day simple moving average (SMA) for the third time this month. The source notes that while the previous two tests resulted in price bounces, signs of 'bull fatigue' are emerging, as seen in shallower recent bounces and a Doji candle formation. A failure to hold this support could trigger significant selling pressure, while a high-volume move above $110,000 is required to reignite bullish momentum. Meanwhile, XRP is showing bearish signals, trading at the lower end of the Ichimoku cloud, a key momentum indicator. @MI_Algos points out that a break below the cloud, similar to what happened with DOGE, could signal a major bearish trend, especially since a 'death cross' has already been confirmed. A potential drop below the cloud could open the door for a slide below $2, with the next support level identified at $1.60.

According to @AltcoinGordon, Bitcoin (BTC) is currently retesting its crucial 50-day simple moving average (SMA) for the third time, a level that has previously offered support. The analysis points to signs of "bull fatigue," as evidenced by recent shallow bounces from this moving average and a Doji candle formation, suggesting weakening upward momentum. A decisive break below the 50-day SMA could trigger significant selling pressure, while a high-volume move above $110,000 is required to reaffirm the bullish outlook. On a longer-term scale, the 200-week moving average is rising towards $50,000, historically a strong support zone. Meanwhile, XRP (XRP) is showing a bearish setup as it trades at the lower boundary of the Ichimoku cloud. The analysis warns that a break below the cloud, similar to what was recently observed with Dogecoin (DOGE), could signal a significant bearish trend. This is compounded by a confirmed "death cross" (50-day SMA crossing below the 200-day SMA), with a potential price slide below $2.00 and immediate support cited at $1.60.

According to @rovercrc, the Bitcoin-to-Gold price ratio (BTC/XAU) is showing a strong bullish signal for traders after surging over 10% last week to 33.33, marking a breakout from a bull flag pattern. This technical analysis suggests a continuation of the rally, potentially pushing the ratio to a new record high of 42.00, a move historically driven by sharp increases in Bitcoin's price. However, traders should exercise caution due to a conflicting signal from the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY). The DXY's weekly chart is approaching a 'death cross' (50-week SMA crossing below the 200-week SMA). While typically a bearish indicator, the source notes that for the DXY, this pattern has historically been a 'bear trap' that signals a bottom followed by a strong rally in the dollar. A resurgent dollar could create significant headwinds for Bitcoin's price appreciation.