Have We Passed the Bottom Point in Bitcoin with the Last Fall? What Does History Show?

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According to on-chain analysis firm CryptoQuant, Bitcoin's sharp drop in the last 24 hours triggered a major sell-off by novice investors, marking the biggest capitulation event of 2025.

During this period, more than 79,000 BTC were sold at a loss, reflecting significant market turmoil.

On February 25, the total loss from the distributed coins exceeded 1.7 billion dollars, making it the largest capitulation event since August 5, 2024. At that time, Japan's increase in interest rates triggered a significant deleveraging process in global markets and sparked a similar large-scale selling wave.

According to the analysis company, historical models indicate that such capitulation stages usually signal market bottoms. The August 2024 event marked the end of a price consolidation period, after which Bitcoin rallied to $100,000 by December.

According to CryptoQuant, while uncertainty remains about whether a definite bottom has occurred, current Bitcoin price levels are offering rare medium-term buying opportunities. If history repeats itself, this sell-off could pave the way for a trend reversal in the coming months.

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