Prominent trader CrediBULL Crypto is urging Bitcoin investors to stay composed amid renewed volatility, arguing that any move below $100,000 would still fall within the range of a normal correction during an ongoing high time frame (HTF) uptrend.
Responding to what he described as “panic in the comments,” the analyst reminded followers that Bitcoin has already experienced five pullbacks larger than 20% since the current macro uptrend began, none of which derailed the broader bullish structure.
“A move back under 100k would still only be ~20% down from the highs,” CrediBULL wrote. “If a 20% move off the highs is enough to shake you out, you’re simply not going to make it in this space.”
Why $74K Remains the Key Level to Watch
While some traders see a potential slide below $100K as a bearish signal, CrediBULL maintains that the true invalidation level for the current cycle sits much lower, around $74,000.
He clarified that this figure isn’t an arbitrary target but a level that has repeatedly acted as high time frame support based on historical price action.
“Yes, it’s 40% below the highs of 126K,” he said. “But we’ve already had two 30% drawdowns during this uptrend, and both were simply corrections before the next impulsive move.”
According to his analysis, drawdowns of 20–30% are typical within long-term Bitcoin bull markets, often setting up 50–100% surges afterward. As such, volatility should be viewed as a feature, not a flaw, of Bitcoin’s growth trajectory.
Pullbacks Are “Healthy Noise” in a Parabolic Market
CrediBULL described the recent price weakness as “low timeframe noise”, emphasizing that traders relying on arbitrary percentage-based thresholds risk selling at the bottom of normal market retracements.
“When you have extremely volatile markets like this one, where 20–30% drawdowns are the norm before major expansions, your HTF invalidation levels must logically be deeper,” he explained.
He also cautioned that markets often punish emotional reactions, noting that those who capitulate during sharp but temporary dips typically miss out on the subsequent rally.
The Bigger Picture: Parabolic Expansion Ahead
Despite short-term uncertainty, CrediBULL remains confident in Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory. His HTF chart, shared alongside the post, outlines a scenario where Bitcoin consolidates between $74K and $126K before entering its next parabolic expansion phase.
The message to traders was clear: a sub-$100K move isn’t the end of the bull market — it’s part of the natural rhythm of Bitcoin’s volatile ascent.
As CrediBULL concluded, “Any pullbacks below 100K but above 74K are just noise before our parabolic expansion continues.”