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The cryptocurrency industry has always been volatile and complex, but Bitcoin price movement has exposed a major issue for traders: understanding competing market structures over time. Understanding these multi-timeframe dynamics is crucial for making informed trading decisions as Bitcoin remains around $88,000 after a steep fall from its all-time high. The Multi-Timeframe Dilemma Daan Crypto Trades in a recent investigation underlines an important aspect of the market that is ignored by many participants: the structure of the Bitcoin market changes significantly over time. The research shows that 4-hour candles are indecisive or range-bound, daily candles are bearish, and weekly candles are bullish. The difference between the two market types reflects two fundamentally different opinions about the state of the market and therefore can lead traders to come to opposite conclusions. A breakdown on the daily chart may appear to represent a price that is falling when in fact, it is a temporary pullback in a greater bullish consolidation occurring within the weekly chart. It takes discipline and a lot of care in the context to understand whether a move can be classified as an actual structural break or just a temporary volatility. The difficulty only increases when you consider the fact that bitcoin lost more than 30% of its 2025 top and fell below $82,000 in a vacuum for liquidity. This massive collapse tested short-term traders and long-term investors, delivering wildly different market health ratings based on analysis. Present Market Dynamics and Technical Positioning The recent price action of bitcoin is a market in transition. Having reached about $126,000 at the end of 2025, the owner of flagship cryptocurrency was brutally corrected, with about $1.2 trillion worth of crypto market valuations erased in six weeks. However, the nature of this fall is very different from previous bear markets. Technical analysis…

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