BIT: Bitcoin Bear Market Adjustment May Be in Its Final Stages, World Cup Window Could Mark the End of This Bear Cycle

Odaily Odaily reports that BIT has published its latest weekly report, "Will the FIFA World Cup Be the End of the Bitcoin Bear Market?" The report believes that the current bearish trend of Bitcoin is largely consistent with its outlook from early February 2026. The previously predicted A-B-C corrective structure has entered its final stage: after the A-wave decline to the $60,000 to $69,000 range, Bitcoin rebounded to the $80,000 to $90,000 range, peaking temporarily around $83,000, with the rebound momentum gradually weakening since then.

BIT notes that the current Fear and Greed Index has approached a historically significant low zone, still showing some similarities to the bottom structure of the 2022 bear market. It maintains its previous view that the summer trading lull during the 2026 World Cup could mark the final phase of Bitcoin's current bear cycle.

The report states that going forward, it will focus on the key price ranges signaling the bear market's end, the macro catalysts for the next bull run, and trend reversal signals from cyclical indicators. If the relevant framework holds, the current market bottom could become one of the most concentrated and clearly triggered low-point zones in Bitcoin's history.