BitMine Immersion Technologies’ stock has been under pressure, extending its decline after forming a market top in October. The Bitcoin miner’s price action mirrors previous cycles, where similar drops were followed by potential recoveries.
However, with investor inflows still weak, the question remains — can BitMine bounce back this winter?
BitMine Is Acquiring Tokens
The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicator shows a sharp decline since late October, signaling sustained outflows from BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR). The company’s stock tends to mirror Bitcoin’s movements more closely than traditional equities. As Bitcoin’s price tumbled from $114,000 to below $100,000, investors simultaneously pulled capital out of BMNR, worsening the sell-off.
This correlation makes BMNR’s recovery uncertain, as the asset’s resilience often depends on Bitcoin’s broader market sentiment. Historically, past recoveries required strong inflows, which are absent at the moment. Without renewed investor confidence and liquidity, the stock risks remaining.
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BMNR CMF. Source: TradingView
From a technical perspective, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator suggests weak momentum. The persistent bearish crossover implies that BMNR is struggling to regain positive traction. While the broader crypto market has shown early signs of stabilization, BMNR remains weighed down by reduced trading volume and risk-averse sentiment.
However, this outlook could shift quickly. BitMine recently announced a significant acquisition of 110,288 Ethereum (ETH) tokens, valued at approximately $392.3 million. The purchase increased the firm’s total crypto holdings to around $13.2 billion. If investor confidence strengthens around this development, it could reignite buying pressure and potentially reverse the bearish MACD trend.
BMNR MACD. Source: TradingView
BMNR Price Awaits A Bounce Back
BitMine Immersion Technologies’ stock is currently trading at $41.46 during pre-market hours. The company’s growing crypto reserves and diversification beyond Bitcoin could act as catalysts for renewed investor optimism in the short term.
The current decline of 37% mirrors August’s price correction when BMNR dropped from $66.24 to $41.68 before recovering. To confirm a similar reversal, the stock needs to climb above $44.65 and $48.06. This would signal a break in bearish momentum and pave the way for a stronger winter rally.
BMNR Price Analysis. Source: TradingView
Conversely, if market conditions fail to improve and Bitcoin remains volatile below $100,000, BMNR may face further downside. The stock could fall to $37.27, $34.94, or even $30.88, invalidating the bullish scenario and extending the correction phase. For now, BMNR’s recovery hinges on renewed crypto inflows and sustained investor confidence.
