Key Insights
- •Bitcoin's daily MACD reaches all-time low, sparking comparisons to 2021’s 119% rally.
- •Price rebounds over 12% from recent lows, approaching key $93,500 resistance level.
- •Unrealized losses hit 2022 bear market levels as global liquidity metrics show deep undervaluation.
Bitcoin is showing signs of a new rally as technical indicators reach rare levels. The cryptocurrency’s daily MACD has dropped to its lowest point ever, and traders are watching closely as the price begins to climb again.
As of press Bitcoin price is standing at $91,590 with a 24-hour trading volume of $73.188M. Bitcoin is up 5.35% in the last 24 hours.
MACD Hits Record Low in 2025
Analyst Merlijn The Trader projects that Bitcoin may be at the start of another major rally after its deepest daily MACD reading on record. He points out that in 2021, a MACD bottom preceded a roughly 119% price pump.
The chart shows a series of sharp corrections of about 32%, 31% and 36%, which he says each were followed by “massive” reversals.
Merlijn highlights that in 2025 the daily MACD has now printed its lowest level ever, while Bitcoin has already rebounded about 12% from the recent bottom, labelled as a new pump. Based on this pattern, he argues that previous dumps and MACD lows have historically marked the beginning of Bitcoin’s biggest upside moves.
Price Recovery From Range Low and Unrealized Losses
Market analysts suggest that Bitcoin may be entering a key inflection zone as price recovers while on-chain metrics signal deep undervaluation. Rekt Capital noted that Bitcoin has rebounded more than 6% from its recent range low.
He highlighted the asset rallying towards the $93,500 resistance and above, with the asset currently trading around $91,591. The analyst views the $93,500 level as near-term resistance that could either extend the move higher if broken or trigger fresh retests of support.
However, QuintenFrancois highlighted that unrealized losses in Bitcoin have climbed to levels last seen during the 2022 bear market. He added that Bitcoin has never been this undervalued against global liquidity, framing the current drawdown as historically significant relative to broader market conditions. Despite strong trading volumes, the data shows many investors remain cautious after recent volatility.