Despite Bitcoin (BTC) maintaining a price above $100,000 for several weeks now, it is clearly being supported by institutional buyers propelling the market. This is very bullish for the long term; however, BTC does need to correct in order to grow further. Volume continues to drop, and as soon as institutional buyers take a break, the price could crash.
Given that this cycle has introduced new market players, ETFs, and considering the current economic climate, a decline of over 60% down to its support level of $44,000 seems likely in the next year. We all know how it goes: when Bitcoin goes through tough times, it can seem like it’s dead, and that could be the best time to buy.
In the long run, if you're dollar-cost averaging (DCA) and have no intention of selling, I am confident that BTC will reach $250,000 in the next cycle, if not $500,000. However, it must correct to strengthen the lower supports and flush out over-leveraged traders.
Remember the saying: "When the tide goes out, we see who is swimming naked." This will happen again; it's Bitcoin!
Given that this cycle has introduced new market players, ETFs, and considering the current economic climate, a decline of over 60% down to its support level of $44,000 seems likely in the next year. We all know how it goes: when Bitcoin goes through tough times, it can seem like it’s dead, and that could be the best time to buy.
In the long run, if you're dollar-cost averaging (DCA) and have no intention of selling, I am confident that BTC will reach $250,000 in the next cycle, if not $500,000. However, it must correct to strengthen the lower supports and flush out over-leveraged traders.
Remember the saying: "When the tide goes out, we see who is swimming naked." This will happen again; it's Bitcoin!
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