Bitcoin RSI stays below 41.5, no bottom confirmed
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- Bitcoin' weekly RSI stays under the 41.5 threshold, a historically reliable bullish‑bearish divider, according to Material Indicators.
- Keith Alan of Material Indicators says the sub‑41.5 reading means the bottom hasn't been confirmed and the burden of proof remains on the bulls.
- Historical record shows the 41.5 level was above during past bull markets (Jan 2024‑Nov 2025, 2020‑21, 2015‑17) and below during bear phases (late 2018, May‑Dec 2022, recent months).
- 31.89 level is the next RSI support; a drop below it would signal further price declines, Alan notes.
- Bitcoin price hovered near $63,000 with a weekly RSI of 34.00, unchanged over the past 24 hours.
Why it matters: Traders seeking a bullish reversal must wait for the RSI to climb above 41.5, otherwise the bearish momentum persists, keeping short‑position holders advantaged and limiting upside for long‑term investors. The RSI’s sub‑41.5 reading also signals that any price rally may be a short‑term relief rally rather than a sustained recovery, influencing risk‑management decisions across crypto funds and retail traders.
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