BTC - Bitcoin

Looks as bad as Ethereum if not worse. All cryptos are making lows and none look good.

Bitcoin is extremely oversold with RSI at 15 and at a double bottom. A short-term bounce is expected, but the macro bear flag pattern remains in play. Gareth is watching to see if the bounce forms another bear flag or a vertical recovery.

Joe allocates 5% of his portfolio to Bitcoin as part of his overall allocation strategy.

Long-term believer in Bitcoin as digital gold. Plans to nibble at $60K, add at $50K, and buy more at $35K worst case. Uses staggered DCA approach.

Bitcoin is at a pivotal support level forming a potential bear flag on the daily chart. Soloway is watching for confirmation — if it breaks below the parallel channel support, downside targets are $60,000 and potentially $49,000-$50,000. He has unloaded swing positions and would look to re-enter at the $49K-$50K level for a longer-term hold.

The U.S. government's plan to purchase Bitcoin could drive demand and increase prices.

Simon Dixon explicitly states that Bitcoin is the mechanism by which he exited the fiat currency system. He views it as a hedge against the collapse of the debt-based Ponzi scheme and as the one thing the power structures don't want you to do with your money. He mentions Bitcoin alongside gold as the real assets that the financial elite ultimately want to acquire.

Tom includes Bitcoin as part of his broad diversification across economic forces

Bitcoin is framed as a hedge against global money printing with its fixed supply that no government can inflate away or freeze. The host mentions personally considering buying more at certain price points (details in member section) and notes Iran is demanding Bitcoin for oil.

Bitcoin is lagging massively, down over $1,000 on the day, and no longer bouncing when the stock market rises. Shows broad market character shift away from risk-on assets.