Top Analyst Maps Bitcoin ‘Generational Buy’ Zones Down to $36K

• Bitcoin shows signs of forming a base as key support levels begin to hold steady.
• Analyst Ali Martinez highlights zones where strong buying and accumulation may occur.
• Mixed sentiment persists, but trends suggest a possible setup for the next bull run.

Bitcoin may be forming a solid base, with new data suggesting it could be entering a strong accumulation phase. In a recent tweet, analyst Ali Martinez has outlined a data-driven “blueprint” for the next bull cycle. He highlighted several key price zones where historical patterns and investor behavior converge.

Holder Cluster Between $63K–$70K Creates Natural Support

Martinez cited the UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD), which tracks where Bitcoin last moved on-chain. Current data shows a dense concentration of holders accumulated between $63,111 and $70,685.

This cluster is significant. As long as Bitcoin trades within this range, a large group of investors remains in or near profit, creating a strong incentive to defend their positions. This dynamic effectively establishes a natural price floor supported by market participants themselves.

Decade-Long Trendline Signals Potential Breakout

Martinez also points to a long-standing trendline that has historically marked major turning points for Bitcoin. Every time the price has touched this line, it has preceded explosive upside moves:

• 2017: +963%
• 2018: +261%
• 2020: +1,126%
• 2022: +660%

Bitcoin is now approaching this trendline again, currently sitting within the $60,000 to $56,000 range. If history repeats, this zone could act as a launchpad for the next parabolic expansion.

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On-Chain Metrics Highlight Deeper Accumulation Levels

Beyond immediate support, several indicators show where strong buying could happen:

• CVDD (~$47,960): A level where long-term holders often sell to new buyers, helping form a market base.
• Long-Term Holder Price (~$49,387): Typically serves as the final support before prices begin to recover.
• MVRV 0.8 (~$43,647): Signals heavy losses, where weak investors sell, and stronger ones start buying.

In a worst-case scenario, Bitcoin could drop to around $36,657, which may mark a final sell-off before a rebound.

Bitcoin “Generational Buy” Zones 

Instead of trying to pick the exact bottom, Martinez suggests buying gradually across key levels such as $63K, the $60K–$56K range, $49K–$47K, and down to $43K–$36K. These areas represent strong support zones where buying interest has historically increased.

He describes these ranges as “generational buy” zones, where the long-term risk-to-reward is often favorable for investors.

Despite these signals, market sentiment is still mixed, with many investors either staying on the sidelines or selling. Martinez notes that this kind of hesitation is common near market bottoms.

If these support levels hold, Bitcoin may already be entering a new accumulation phase, setting up a recovery in the months ahead.

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