TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin analyst Willy Woo said his Fisher Transform indicator has produced its fourth signal on the chart, after successfully marking bottoms in three previous Bitcoin cycles without false signals since the tool was introduced in 2002. Woo noted the indicator’s turning point does not necessarily mean a trend reversal, and that prices may consolidate before resuming their prior direction. He added that cycle bottoms tend to form when speculators exit and long-term investors return, making them structurally clearer than speculative, noisier tops.
Willy Woo: Fisher Transform Flashes Fourth Bitcoin Cycle Bottom Signal
Woo's point is less about the signal itself than about asymmetry: bottoms, in his framing, are defined by a cleaner handover from speculators to long-term holders, while tops stay noisy and hard to call. That distinction matters for anyone treating on-chain cycle tools as timing instruments rather than context. The caveat he attaches — that a turning point is not a reversal, and consolidation may precede any resumption — is the part worth holding onto. Whether this fourth signal joins the prior three or breaks the streak is the open question.
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