Bitcoin (BTC) has a simple indicator that indicates a potential bottom since 2015, using two lines on the price chart. These lines represent bitcoin's average price over the past 50 and 100 weeks, indicating near-term and long-term trends in the price. However, during peak fear, the 50-week average falls below the 100-week line, a phenomenon known as a bear market signal, this has occurred three times in bitcoin's history. Each time coincided with the end of a major bear market, marking major price bottoms that have not been revisited since. This suggests that the recent bounce toward $75,000 is likely a temporary recovery rather than a full-fledged bull market.