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Bitcoin Could Face a Dip, Says Historically Accurate Analyst
The same trader that predicted Bitcoin would see a V-shaped reversal to $10,000 and beyond during the March crash recently said that a drop is somewhat inevitable for the cryptocurrency:“My work here is done I sincerely hope we reach ATH, as I will lay off more spot exposure and load up on dry powder to consume a dip It will come eventually, the question is, will you be ready for it?”He predicted the move to $18,200 a number of days ago in a chart that indicates a drop to $15,000 is likely.
Chart of BTC's price action over the past few years with an analysis by crypto trader Bitcoin Jack (@BTC_jackSparrow on Twitter). Source: BTCUSD from
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Long-Term Trend Still Positive
The long-term trend of Bitcoin remains positive despite whatever downside may exist in the short term.“Realised Price estimates the average price the market paid for their BTC. Now at its steepest slope for this cycle, meaning capital influx into is at its highest rate since the last bull market. (Higher than last year’s $4k-$14k move; the current move is more organic.). For the sake of this comment I’ll define “organic”. Organic price action happens when BTC price tracks closely with investor capital entering and leaving. When it’s inorganic BTC price is dominated by short term derivative traders.”
Chart of BTC's price action over the past few years with a realized price analysis by crypto analyst Willy Woo (@woonomic on Twitter).There are other on-chain trends that signal Bitcoin will move higher.
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Featured Image from Shutterstock Price tags: xbtusd, btcusd, btcusdt Charts from Analyst Who Called March's V-Shaped Reversal Says Bitcoin Dip Is Inevitable