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Crypto Market Analysis: Daily Bitcoin, Ethereum & DeFi Updates podcast.# Crypto Willy's Weekly Bitcoin Deep DiveHey everyone, Crypto Willy here! Let's break down what's been happening in the Bitcoin markets this past week, and trust me, it's been quite the rollercoaster.So here's the deal—Bitcoin's been absolutely bruised heading into March. February absolutely crushed us with close to 15% losses, which honestly echoes what we saw last year. We're now sitting on five consecutive red months starting back in October, so the seasonal backdrop isn't exactly giving us warm fuzzies. But here's where it gets interesting: beneath all that pain, some real shifts are starting to form.According to analysis from the crypto experts at BeInCrypto, Bitcoin's still trading as a risk asset, and that's the real problem. We're seeing a 30-day rolling correlation with the S&P 500 sitting at 0.55 as of March 1st—that means Bitcoin's moving largely in step with stocks. Kevin Crowther from KC Private Wealth pointed out that Bitcoin's high correlation to software stocks really weakens its case as a hedge asset, especially with Trump's new global tariffs adding pressure to equities everywhere.But here's the silver lining, my friends—the selling pressure is actually exhausting. On-chain data shows something fascinating: long-term Bitcoin holders cut their net selling by 87% between February 5th and March 1st. Bitcoin miners are following the same pattern. Han Tan, Chief Market Analyst at Bybit, told us that miners aren't capitulating; they're making strategic diversifications. That's huge because it suggests the worst of the pain might be behind us.Now, where's the price action? As of March 10th according to Fortune, Bitcoin was trading around $70,828, and it's been bouncing around a consolidation range between $70,000 and $72,000. The deeper support sits between $61,530 and $64,560, which represents the most structurally significant floor we're looking at right now.The really exciting part? Whales are quietly accumulating near Bitcoin's 20-day Simple Moving Average. Large holders between 100,000 and 1 million BTC increased their holdings around February 19th and haven't sold since. That kind of institutional positioning usually means something's brewing.Technical-wise, we've got a bear flag on the three-day chart that's threatening a potential 39% decline if it breaks. But the flip side? If Bitcoin breaks above $79,000, that invalidates the bearish structure entirely. The next few candles will be absolutely critical.Looking at predictions for the year, they're all over the place—ranging from $50,000 to $400,000. Macroeconomist Henrik Zeberg's primary scenario has Bitcoin rallying to $110,000 to $120,000, fueled by Risk-On Fever and ETF inflows. CapitalStreetFX is suggesting a full bull case of $90,000 to $100,000 by Q3 2026 if the post-halving cycle plays out.The consensus for March? A local bounce driven by exhausted selling and whale accumulation, but the broader bear flag structure still needs resolution. We're hanging on by a thread here, but those institutional wallets are positioning themselves, and that's always worth paying attention to.Thanks for tuning in this week! Come back next week for more crypto insights and analysis. This has been a Quiet Please production—make sure you check out QuietPlease.ai for more of your favorite shows!Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI