Seit Juli : BTC zeigt keine Kapitulationszeichen – Panik weicht Resilienz
Bitcoin trotzt dem Abwärtstrend – und schreibt eine neue Story der Stärke.
Seit Juli 2024 hat der Bitcoin-Markt keinerlei klassische Kapitulationssignale gezeigt. Statt Panikverkäufen dominiert zähes Halten. Keine Massenexodus-Daten, keine Notverkäufe – stattdessen bleibt die Unterstützung stabil.
Resilienz als neuer Standard.
Die Zahlen sprechen für sich: Seit Juli kein Einbruch, der auf Schwäche hindeutet. Keine übereilten Reaktionen der Großinvestoren, keine überfüllten Exit-Liquidity-Pools. Der Markt atmet – ruhig, aber bestimmt.
Während traditionelle Märkte noch mit Zinsängsten und Rezessionsgerüchten kämpfen, zeigt Crypto einmal mehr: Manchmal ist Nichtstun die beste Strategie. Oder wie ein Börsenhändler sagen würde: 'Wenn du nichts verkaufst, brauchst du auch keinen Bailout.'
BTC market showed confidence with repeating rallies
While the crypto market faced headwinds and strategic selling, the period was also marked by multiple all-time highs and unprecedented accumulation in treasuries. Retail had also mostly sold during the summer of 2024, when BTC spent a few months around $60,000, while whales silently accumulated.
During the 2025 bull cycle, the market consolidates without necessarily going through a capitulation event before that. As retail holds a smaller share of coins, panic-selling is also a rarer event.
The BTC fear and greed index was fluctuating in 2025, but the sentiment did not translate into panic-selling. As of September 19, the index is neutral at 53 points.
BTC moved through a period of low volatility and limited drawdowns
During that period, the BTC volatility index was also on a downward trend, as BTC moved to higher ranges and made smaller daily moves.

Additionally, the period saw relatively smaller drawdowns, mostly reflecting strategic selling or derivative trading. Since the start of 2024, BTC capped its biggest drawdown to around 20%, changing the rules for a bull cycle.
Miners faced unprecedented difficulty and periods of ‘hash ribbons’ when the market price meant some pools were producing new coins at a loss. However, mining companies continued to hold through the long term and did not capitulate during the hash ribbon event.
With more dedicated infrastructure and larger mining farms, capitulation is more complex. Instead, miners only had predictable seasonal fluctuations tied to the availability of hydroelectric energy.
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