The Bitcoin Charts Every Profitable Trader Has on Radar – 10x Research Reveals Key Patterns

Bitcoin's price action is flashing signals that seasoned traders won't ignore. Here's what the smart money is tracking.

Breaking Down the Metrics That Matter

Liquidation heatmaps, whale accumulation zones, and derivatives data are painting a clear picture. When these align, volatility follows.

Why This Cycle Could Defy Expectations

Retail FOMO hasn't even kicked in yet—but institutional flows suggest this rally has legs. (Of course, someone's always ready to say 'this time it's different.')

One thing's certain: The charts don't lie. Even when VCs try to spin them.

Bitcoin has officially slipped below $94,000, triggering one of the sharpest drops in months as the Fear & Greed Index plunges to 10, “Extreme Fear”. But here’s the twist most people didn’t see coming, 10x Research warned about this exact breakdown weeks before it happened.

And now, as the price falls 10x Research again say there are charts that could decide Bitcoin’s next big move.

10x’s Warning That Everyone Ignored

For the last month, 10x Research repeatedly highlighted the $110,000–$112,000 zone as the line that could flip the market from bullish to bloody. Once Bitcoin slipped below that range, momentum cracked, support vanished, and the downtrend activated, exactly as the chart now shows.

And during this decline, major financial outlets including Bloomberg repeatedly cited their early warnings as the market crashed.

Many traders missed the early warnings, and they paid the price. Some watched their portfolios drop double digits in days. Others were forced into panic selling when volatility spiked. 

Now, with emotions high and fear spreading quickly, these six charts have become the survival guide that every profitable trader refuses to ignore.

Downtrend Is Now Fully Active

Just look at the chart from 10x Research reveals a clean fall inside a widening downward channel, with bitcoin losing support after multiple failed attempts to reclaim momentum. 

Today, Bitcoin hovers around $95,000, but the real battleground sits just below, $92,000–$96,000. If this zone breaks, analysts believe the next leg down could accelerate.

For traders, this is not just a price drop, it’s a signal that market structure has shifted. However, the latest 10x Research report warns that ignoring these signals could leave traders vulnerable to the next major downturn.

As of now, bitcoin is trading around $95,985 reflecting a drop of 1.11%, with a market cap hitting $1.91 trillion.