The Bitcoin market has experienced underwhelming weekend price action in 2025, notably dropping under $83,000 on March 29. However, crypto analyst Ali Martinez suggests that Bitcoin might rebound based on a low sell-side risk ratio, estimating realized profits and losses against market capitalization. Historically, a ratio below 0.1% has led to Bitcoin price surges.

Martinez points out that Bitcoin previously reached new highs after the sell-side risk ratio dropped below this threshold, notably in January and September 2024, rising to then-all-time highs. Current sentiment isn't just driven by historical patterns but also previous positive catalysts like US ETFs and political events.

As of now, Bitcoin trades near $83,100, marking a slight daily decline, but potential for upward momentum remains as historical trends suggest rebound opportunities when the sell-side risk ratio is low.