Bitcoin Weekly MACD Nears Bullish Crossover
Bitcoin’s weekly moving average convergence divergence, or MACD, is an important technical indicator for assessing medium- to long-term trends. The faster line crossing above the slower line is generally seen as a sign of strengthening momentum. BTC has posted significant gains after similar bullish crossovers in the past, making the signal a gauge of whether the crypto market may be turning from weakness to strength.
The latest weekly chart shows Bitcoin’s MACD nearing its first bullish crossover since 2025, though the signal still requires confirmation at the weekly close. BTC is also trying to hold its 200-week exponential moving average (EMA). Staying above it would increase the likelihood of a market reversal, while losing that level could delay a recovery.
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The history behind this eventBitcoin’s MACD Flashes Bearish Signal
The moving average convergence divergence indicator, or MACD, measures price momentum using the gap between short- and long-term moving averages. A histogram reading below zero typically signals strengthening bearish momentum. Given Bitcoin’s sharp volatility, traders often use the indicator to assess trend reversals and adjust leveraged positions, meaning such a signal could deepen risk aversion.
The latest data show Bitcoin’s MACD histogram has turned negative, generating a bearish signal. Historical price action indicates that the same shift has repeatedly preceded steep corrections since October 2025. However, the report did not identify the analysis provider, the date of the latest trigger, Bitcoin’s current price or the potential decline, so confirmation from trading volume and subsequent price action is still needed.
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