Bitcoin is struggling to break away from its support level and has been hovering around $64K for the third day in a row, trading slightly below it on Thursday morning but above the 50-day moving average. The peaks of the 2021 bull market were close to these levels. Three years ago, Bitcoin’s decline generally halted at $20K, which was close to the peak of the previous bull market at the end of 2017. This supports our view that the decline may have run its course, with bearish momentum fading as Bitcoin approaches the 200-week moving average. While speculators may still be looking for a better entry price, long-term investors are steadily accumulating at current levels, as evidenced by the remarkable price stability despite fairly active price movements in other markets. At the end of 2022, the market fell nearly 25% below $20K before reversing higher, effectively offering a ‘discount’ to investors willing to take the risk. We could see something similar this time, but it would be unwise to rely on such a pullback.
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