New analysis shows Bitcoin’s 90-day price uptrend resembles historic bull market rallies, boosting confidence in crypto growth.
Bitcoin rallied for 90 days after its dip below $60,000, breaking the record for the longest uptrend within a bear market in BTC price history.
Bitcoin's internal bear-market uptrend makes history
In a post on X on Thursday, trader and analyst Matthew Hyland said that Bitcoin’s recent rebound from macro lows has been unlike any other in history.
“This BTC rally resembles a bull market rally, NOT a bear market rally,” he summarized.
According to Hyland, BTC/USD has been in a fresh uptrend since the last week of February. At the start of the month, the pair briefly fell below $60,000, hitting its lowest levels since late 2024.
Since then, relief has taken over, with Bitcoin reaching local highs near $83,000 exactly three months after the February bottom, data from TradingView confirms.
“There has NEVER been a rally that trended upward for 89 days ever in a bear market in BTC history,” he continued.
An accompanying chart shows that resistance was cleared when the price first broke above and held $77,000.
“Both of these characteristics are characteristics of a bull market rally, NOT a bear market rally,” Hyland reiterated.
Analyst: BTC price needs $88,000 rebound
On the topic of bear market expirations, independent analyst Filbfilb demands a higher resistance reclaim for confirmation that bulls are back in control.
Bitcoin’s weekly supertrend, currently near $90,000, is the line in the sand to watch.
“The last 2 BTC bear markets ended with a >+20% weekly candle and a break of the weekly super trend - presently around $ 88k,” he told X followers.
The super trend is calculated using the average true range of price, coupled with a multiplier. BTC/USD last had a weekly close above the supertrend line in early November 2025.
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