Bitcoin has recorded a 90-day upward trend, with analysts suggesting that the move may resemble a bull market rally rather than a typical bear market recovery.

The cryptocurrency, which briefly fell below $60,000 earlier in the year, has since recovered strongly and reached local highs near $83,000, marking one of its longest sustained upward movements in recent market history.

According to market analysts, Bitcoin’s current price structure shows characteristics not usually seen in bear market rebounds. The rally began in late February and has continued steadily without a major breakdown in trend, which some traders describe as historically unusual.

Analysts noted that Bitcoin’s breakout above key resistance near $77,000 helped confirm the strength of the ongoing upward momentum. Since then, the market has maintained a steady uptrend lasting around three months.

However, some experts remain cautious and say confirmation of a full bullish phase will require Bitcoin to reclaim higher resistance levels closer to $88,000 to $90,000.

Market watchers highlighted that Bitcoin’s weekly trend indicators, including long-term technical models, suggest that a decisive move above the $90,000 range could signal a stronger shift toward sustained bullish control.

Despite the optimism, analysts say Bitcoin is still trading in a sensitive zone where short-term corrections remain possible before a clearer long-term direction is established.

The latest analysis reflects growing debate in the crypto market about whether the recent rally marks the beginning of a new bull cycle or a temporary recovery within a broader consolidation phase.