On October 22, 2025, when Bitcoin was trading near $112,000, we published Bear Market Watch and removed the paywall. We did so because our on-chain and derivatives models were deteriorating rapidly. The 21-week EMA had broken. The short-term holder’s cost basis was under pressure. Open interest momentum was fading. Realized cap momentum had rolled over. At the time, most investors were still bullish. Today, Bitcoin trades at $63,000. The difference wasn’t access to data, it was interpretation. In that public report, we outlined: • Why losing the 21-week trend signal historically marks regime shifts We warned that this phase would determine whether Bitcoin resets, or enters a deeper bear structure. That reset is now unfolding. The report remains public because protecting capital matters more than clicks. But what was free then is now confirmation of what disciplined positioning achieves. Premium subscribers didn’t just read the warning. Turning points are where performance is made, or destroyed. If you want access to the same models and tactical frameworks before the next major inflection, that’s what 10x Research Premium is built for. Because in crypto, surviving the bear market is what allows you to own the next bull market. If disciplined positioning and risk management improved returns by even 10% in a year, on a $100,000 portfolio that represents $10,000 in incremental performance. If that edge were closer to 20%, the impact becomes $20,000. The point isn’t to promise a specific return. The point is that avoiding major drawdowns, and positioning correctly during inflection points, compounds meaningfully over time. Upgrade now and get ahead of the next inflection Read the full October 22 report here: Bear Market Watch: What Smart Money Is Seeing in Bitcoin’s Data Invite your friends and earn rewardsIf you enjoy 10x Research Market Updates, share it with your friends and earn rewards when they subscribe.
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Tuesday, February 24, 2026
We Opened This Report to Everyone. Bitcoin Was $112,000. Today it’s $63,000.
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