A significant shift in sentiment is unfolding among prominent crypto analysts, with two well-known voices now pointing to Bitcoin's current price range as a long-term accumulation opportunity rather than a prelude to deeper lows. Doctor Profit, a trader previously calling for a bear market capitulation to $40,000, has rescinded that forecast and begun buying BTC at $64,000. Meanwhile, analyst Ali Martinez highlights a rare alignment of three monthly indicators that historically marked every major Bitcoin macro bottom.
Doctor Profit, who earned a reputation by accurately shorting Bitcoin near the $125,000 top in late 2025, had been anticipating a washout to $40,000. He now believes $54,000 acts as a formidable support due to concentrated liquidity, making a drop below $50,000 improbable for this cycle. He is dollar-cost averaging into Bitcoin between $54,000 and $64,000, deploying 5% of his holdings at a time for a purely long-term strategy.
Ali Martinez adds a technical lens to the bullish case. He observes that Bitcoin’s monthly RSI (around 43.65), Chande Momentum Oscillator (near -71), and the 50-month simple moving average have simultaneously reached levels seen before the 2015, 2019, and 2022 cycle bottoms. Each prior occurrence preceded rallies of 8,302%, 1,911%, and 675%, respectively. Martinez acknowledges that on-chain models like MVRV and CVDD still indicate a possible final dip to $40,000–$50,000, but he maintains the technical structure presents a favorable risk-to-reward for spot buyers.
While the two analysts differ on whether Bitcoin has already printed its absolute bottom, both converge on the view that the $54,000–$64,000 zone is a historically significant accumulation range. Their U-turns and pattern recognition are drawing attention at a time when the broader market debates how far the correction will extend.
