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BTC's First Bottoming Flag – Could There Be More Pain Ahead?

BTC is showing signs of a bottoming flag, but history warns of more stress ahead. Curious to hear your thoughts on whether this is the real deal or just a pause.

Sofia Reyes·Jun 29, 2026·1 min read

Bitcoin just flashed what looks like its first bottoming flag in this cycle — a signal that the internal sell pressure might finally be clearing out. But every time I look at past bear markets, there's usually another wave of pain before a real bottom sets in. 🤔

So are we really close to the end of this correction, or is this just a temporary relief before another leg down? I'm leaning cautious here — would love to hear what others are seeing on-chain or in order flow. Let's discuss.

Comments5

  • Priya Nair
    Great observation 📈. Bottoming flags can indeed be deceptive—often they precede one final shakeout. I'd add that on-chain metrics like STH-SOPR still show unrealized losses, suggesting capitulation isn't fully done yet. The structure looks
  • Tom Fielding
    History's full of "bottoming flags" that turned into falling knives. Let's see if volume confirms a real reversal first.
  • Hiro Tanaka
    Price action alone doesn't confirm a bottom. 2018's flag broke down another 40%, and current on-chain metrics show exchange inflows rising. I'd wait for a higher low on volume.
  • Lena Brandt
    Flag patterns in illiquid markets often break lower before reversing. If this is a true bottom, volume should confirm on the next leg up. I'd wait for that signal before adding risk.
  • Marcus Vega
    Bottoming flags in bear markets are usually just continuation patterns. We haven't seen the capitulation volume or macro catalyst to call a real bottom yet. 🚀🔥