BIT report suggests Bitcoin bear market may enter its final phase during the FIFA World Cup window.

Huo Xing Finance reports that BIT has released its latest weekly report, “Will the FIFA World Cup Mark the End of Bitcoin’s Bear Market?” The report concludes that Bitcoin’s current bear market trajectory aligns largely with its early February 2026 outlook, with the previously forecasted A-B-C correction structure now entering its final phase: after dropping to the $60,000–$69,000 range during Wave A, Bitcoin rebounded to the $80,000–$90,000 range, peaking near $83,000 before momentum gradually weakened. BIT notes that the current Fear & Greed Index is approaching historically significant low levels, showing notable similarities to the structure of the 2022 bear market bottom. The report maintains its prior view that the summer trading lull during the 2026 World Cup may signal the final stage of this bear market. It states that future focus will center on key price zones signaling the end of the bear market, macro catalysts for the next bull cycle, and trend reversal signals from cycle indicators. If this framework holds, this market bottom could become one of Bitcoin’s most concentrated time windows with relatively clear triggering conditions in its history.