5 Signs to Identify a “Market Bottom” – When the Whole World No Longer Wants to Look at the Chart

Want to find the market bottom? Don’t ask the experts, don’t look at on-chain analysis, just pay attention to crowd behavior and you’ll know right away. Sometimes the market is just like a… depressed chat room. When you see the following signals, chances are the green candles are quietly getting ready to appear.

Sign 1: The Whole Group Is Silent As a Graveyard A few weeks ago, everyone was FOMOing loudly, now it takes 3 hours for someone to even see your message. Everyone is tired, everyone is bored, everyone says “I’ll check it tomorrow.” When the excitement disappears, that’s usually when big money quietly starts picking up assets.

Sign 2: The Few Who Still Talk Only Spread… Negative Energy No more chart talk, no more analysis, just stuff like: “Just give up!” “At this point, why even look at the chart?” “I’m done, guys.” Anger, despair, giving up — the classic trio at market bottoms.

Sign 3: Everyone Talks About Everything… Except Crypto Yesterday it was all about ETFs, L2, on-chain data. Today it’s about what to eat, how many hours to sleep, which soccer team to watch. As long as nobody mentions coins, it’s fine. This is the market’s state: “I don’t want to get hurt anymore.”

Sign 4: Everyone Looks For Happiness… Elsewhere Nobody wants to look at the chart, nobody wants to open their wallet. Many people start watching movies, series, “special entertainment content,” anything to avoid seeing more red. This avoidance is an extremely strong signal: emotions are… drained.

Sign 5: Suddenly Someone Leaves the Group Without Saying Goodbye No farewell, no explanation, just a notification: “X has left the group.” This is usually the final stage of despair — when people truly believe there’s no hope left for the market.

Conclusion: Bottoms Aren’t Made by Charts – Bottoms Are Made by Emotions If your group shows 3 out of 5 signs, it might be time to consider accumulating slowly. If all 5 signs appear, according to “crowd psychology” theory… that’s the moment the market is quietly forming a bottom. When everyone else is running away, the calm ones end up winning.