
Bitcoin After the Arc Break: The Time Window Opens on 19 August
The arc gave way on 1 August. The path to the inner high-volatility zone at $51,468 is now open — and the new 2.5-year cycle begins on 19 August.
The March scenario has largely played out. Now the rising Arc decides whether Bitcoin stabilizes or accelerates lower.
The March scenario has largely played out. Now the rising Arc decides whether Bitcoin stabilizes or accelerates lower.
Our March 11 analysis outlined a move toward a maximum area near 95,000 USD, followed by a sell-off toward 57,500 USD. That downside area is now close.
Bitcoin is moving inside a larger high-volatility range. The rising Arc currently acts as the last structural support between roughly 60,000 and 57,000 USD.
If this Arc holds into late July, a short-term move toward the upper volatility band near 87,000 USD remains possible. If it fails, the August window near 51,500 USD becomes more relevant.
The weekly long-term indicator has not triggered a new buy signal yet. A short-term bounce is therefore not the same as confirmed long-term strength.
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Risk notice: This analysis is not financial advice. Crypto markets are highly volatile. SonarSignal provides market structure and signal intelligence, not guaranteed outcomes.

The arc gave way on 1 August. The path to the inner high-volatility zone at $51,468 is now open — and the new 2.5-year cycle begins on 19 August.

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