Bitcoin may be approaching a decisive phase in the current market cycle, with some traders suggesting that the long-awaited macro bottom could form during the third quarter of the year.
The discussion centers around a major liquidity zone between $50,000 and $60,000, where a large concentration of market orders could influence Bitcoin’s next long-term move.
Liquidity Sweep May Arrive Earlier Than Expected
Market analyst Killa believes Bitcoin may not necessarily follow the widely expected path. Instead of fully sweeping every liquidity pocket below current prices, BTC could reverse earlier, catching a large portion of market participants off guard.
According to the analyst, markets often move ahead of levels that most traders are watching. This behavior, known as “front running liquidity,” has appeared several times during previous cycles.
If Bitcoin only partially taps the liquidity zone and rebounds strongly, many traders expecting deeper downside could be left behind.
Key Zone Lies Between $50K and $60K
The primary area attracting attention remains the $50,000–$60,000 range. Many traders view this zone as the final area where sellers may exhaust themselves before a broader recovery begins.
Should Bitcoin revisit this range and absorb the available liquidity, analysts believe it could mark the end of the current bearish phase and establish a new macro bottom
Binance Traders Turn Increasingly Bearish
Short-term sentiment, however, remains cautious.
Recent market activity shows an increase in bearish positioning on Binance, with traders aggressively opening short positions on lower time frames. This has fueled expectations of additional downside volatility before any sustained recovery can begin.
Several analysts have also emphasized the importance of the $61,000–$62,000 support region. A decisive break below this area could accelerate selling pressure in the near term.
Why Q3 Could Be Important
If Bitcoin completes its liquidity sweep during the coming months and begins recovering before another major selloff occurs, the period between July and September could become a defining moment for the market.
Rather than a prolonged bear market, Bitcoin may be preparing for a transition phase where the final correction gives way to the next long-term uptrend.
For now, traders remain focused on whether the $50K–$60K zone becomes Bitcoin’s final destination—or whether the market once again surprises everyone.
