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Bitcoin RSI bullish divergence draws 2022 comparisons as analysis weighs new price trend

Bitcoin price analysis eyes the potential end of its current macro downtrend based on weekly RSI signals.

Cointelegraph by William Suberg

Publisher Cointelegraph

Aug 25, 2026 at 10:49 AM UTC · 3 min de lecture

Bitcoin RSI bullish divergence draws 2022 comparisons as analysis weighs new price trend
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Traduction…

Bitcoin (BTC) price action is offering mixed signals after hitting $80,000 as traders diverge on market trajectory.


Key points:


  • Bitcoin weekly relative strength index (RSI) reaches 58.3, repeating a bullish divergence that accompanied the end of the 2022 bear market.
  • Daily RSI values reach their most “overbought” since November 2024 near 83.
  • Stochastic RSI prints a key crossover but avoids copying previous zero-level bear-market lows.


Weekly RSI echoes Bitcoin’s 2022 bear-market bottom


Relative strength index (RSI) data across daily, weekly and two-month time frames has added to the debate over whether last week’s 25% rebound by Bitcoin will endure.


RSI is a classic indicator for trend momentum. It uses an asset’s average gain or loss over a given lookback window, normally 14 days, to determine the strength of its current trend momentum. For Bitcoin, bullish divergences with price, where RSI makes higher highs while BTC/USD makes lower lows, have accompanied the start of major trend inflections. 


In mid-2022, around six months before the end of Bitcoin’s last bear market, weekly RSI began a bullish divergence, locking in higher lows while BTC/USD saw lower lows. Throughout 2026, a similar pattern emerged, data from TradingView shows.

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Bitcoin

BTC

$79,270

+1.08% (24H)

Market Cap

$1.59T

24H Volume

$51.0B

24H High

$81,200

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