Bitcoin is about to set a rare record! Six consecutive weeks of declines – has the market truly hit its bottom? This Bitcoin weekly chart is definitely worth studying carefully by all investors. BTC is challenging a six-week losing streak! From around $87,000 to around $74,000, the market has undergone a very painful correction in just six weeks. And most importantly: This isn't a one- or two-day panic, but rather over a month of sustained selling pressure! Just when the market thinks the price has fallen enough, it continues to fall the following week. Bull confidence is constantly being eroded. Those who bought the dip are starting to doubt themselves, those who were initially bullish are turning bearish, and even long-term holders may be wavering. But I want to ask everyone a question: After six consecutive weeks of declines for Bitcoin, how many people in the market are still willing to remain bullish? There's a very interesting phenomenon in financial markets: When prices consistently move in the same direction, market participants tend to gradually believe that this trend will continue indefinitely. When prices are rising, everyone thinks it's impossible for them to fall further. When prices are falling, everyone starts to think it's impossible for them to rise further. However, the most dramatic market reversals often occur when most people are already convinced of the original trend. However, I must emphasize: ⚠️ Six consecutive weeks of decline does not guarantee a rise in the seventh week! Furthermore, it does not mean that the longest winning streak in history will follow. A consecutive decline is not a buy signal in itself; extreme weakness can persist for even longer. What's truly worth observing is whether selling pressure begins to weaken after a prolonged decline. Going forward, I will pay particular attention to: Can BTC hold the support level around $74,000-$76,000? Are there signs of a bottoming out and clear buying support on the weekly chart? Is the outflow of funds from ETFs gradually converging? Can the price regain $80,000 and gradually recover the weekly EMA Ribbon? If these signals begin to appear simultaneously, then the six consecutive weeks of decline could become a significant turning point for the next rebound! I don't assume Bitcoin will necessarily rise just because it has fallen for six weeks. However, I also don't assume that a market crash is the only possibility in the future just because the market has fallen for six consecutive weeks. The real opportunities often arise when market sentiment and price structure begin to diverge. Bitcoin is about to see its sixth consecutive weekly decline. Is this the beginning of a new accelerated bear market, or is the market brewing a strong reversal? Do you think BTC will end its losing streak on the next weekly chart, or will it continue to make new lows? Take responsibility for your analysis with your position size.