Mid-Term Bottom

Definition ∞ A point in an asset’s price chart where a significant downtrend concludes, followed by a period of stabilization or an upward reversal, typically spanning several weeks to a few months. This suggests a temporary floor has been established before further price action.
Context ∞ Identifying a mid-term bottom is a key analytical objective for market participants in digital asset trading. Analysts use various technical and fundamental indicators to assess whether a period of price consolidation or reversal is genuinely sustainable.