Bitcoin 90-day uptrend record just made history. The largest cryptocurrency has now trended upward for 90 days after dipping below $60,000.
This marks the longest uptrend within a bear market in BTC price history. According to analysis, this looks like a “bull market rally,” not a bear market bounce.
Why Bitcoin 90-day uptrend record is historic
In a post on X, trader and analyst Matthew Hyland explained the significance. “This BTC rally resembles a bull market rally NOT a bear market rally,” he said.
According to Hyland, BTC/USD has been in a fresh uptrend since the last week of February. At the start of that month, Bitcoin briefly fell below $60,000. That was its lowest level since late 2024.
Since then, relief has taken over. Bitcoin reached local highs near $83,000 exactly three months after the February bottom. TradingView data confirms the move.
“There has NEVER been a rally that trended upward for 89 days ever in a bear market in BTC history,” Hyland continued. “The break of high time frame resistance also has marked the start of a bull market rally the prior three times.”
An accompanying chart shows that resistance cleared when the price first broke above and held $77,000. Both characteristics point to a bull market rally, Hyland reiterated.
Analyst: BTC needs $88,000 to confirm bulls are back
Independent analyst Filbfilb also weighed in. He wants a higher resistance reclaim for confirmation that bulls are back in control.
Specifically, Bitcoin’s weekly supertrend sits near $90,000. That is the line in the sand to watch.
“The last 2 BTC bear markets ended with a >+20% weekly candle and a break of the weekly super trend – presently around $88k,” he told X followers.
“If the bearish move we see in play at the moment fails, I’m expecting one of those candles to happen rather than much messing about around these levels.”
The supertrend uses the average true range of price with a multiplier. BTC/USD last closed a week above the supertrend line in early November 2025.
For now, Bitcoin holds its historic 90‑day run. The next test is $88,000–$90,000.