BTC’s weekly relative strength index remains under 41.5, a historical threshold separating bull and bear regimes, per data analytics.
Bitcoin’s weekly relative strength index (RSI) has failed to breach the 41.5 level, a critical marker historically distinguishing bullish and bearish market cycles. The indicator, currently trending downward, suggests the cryptocurrency remains in a bearish regime despite recent price movements.
The 41.5 threshold has reliably signaled macro trend shifts in past cycles, according to crypto analytics platform Material Indicators. Readings above this level have correlated with sustained bullish momentum, while values below it have preceded prolonged declines. BTC’s RSI last cleared 41.5 in early 2023 before retreating.
Analysts note that until the RSI crosses above 41.5, the burden of proof remains on buyers to confirm a durable bottom. The gauge, which ranges from 0 to 100, currently reflects weakening momentum without definitive signs of reversal.