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Data shows that traders on social media have been calling to buy during the latest Bitcoin dip below $66,000, a sign that FOMO is active in the market. Bitcoin Investors Are Displaying FOMO After The Recent Decline As the analytics firm Santiment pointed out in a new post on X, the recent drawdown in the [...]
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Bitcoin is once again leading the market in the most recent descent into the red. This has seen the pioneer digital asset fall to 18-month lows and it has taken the rest of the market down with it. In such climes, it is usually advised that investors remain calm but that is easier said than done. Bitcoin which looked poised to visit the mid-2020 levels has not formed any kind of support and as such the market continues to wonder if the worse is yet to come. More Bitcoin Dumps Incoming? With the current bitcoin prices, it is now well below its 50 and 100-day moving averages. This has cemented the bearish trend for the digital asset, regardless of any positive performance over the next few days. In fact, there is every possibility that the price of the digital asset will most likely dump to 2017 all-time high levels before there is a recovery in this regard. Related Reading | Bitcoin Decline Sees Funding Rates Plunge To Three-Month Lows It is also important to note that it was said that the cryptocurrency had been at oversold levels, hinting at fatigue on the part of sellers. However, recent trends have shown that this was not the case. Rather, it had been a setup for even worse sell-offs. Due to this, it is most logical to view the market from the point of view of a prolonged bear market. Yes, there may be some merit to buying the red right now but if previous bear markets have taught investors anything, it is the fact that it can always get worse. BTC price dumps to $23,000 level | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com Also taking into account that previous bear markets have seen the price of the leading digital assets dump about 90% in the past. Even with the recent decline, Bitcoin and Ethereum still remain above these levels. This means that if they were to dump completely to follow previous trends, then there might be more pain ahead for investors. Investor Sentiment In the Gutter With the decline in the price of bitcoin had come great fear. This has seen the Fear & Greed Index dip toward historical levels. The reading on the index currently stands at 11, one of the lowest it has been in recent times. This indicates that investors do not want to put money in the market. Instead, they are looking to sell off, even at a loss, to mitigate further losses. One thing to note, however, is what times like these have bred in the past. When most retail investors are scared to go into the market, larger investors tend to take advantage of this fear and play it for their own gain. Buying up large quantities of BTC, causing the price to spike once more. Related Reading | Bitcoin Open Interest Falls As Price Dips Below $31,000 This puts the whales in automatic profit. But there is also a risk to following these trends because the spike in price brought about by such large buys can be easily lost. In such cases, prices have been known to decline even more compared to their previous points. In markets like this, caution needs to be applied to every move made. This is the bedrock of any investing strategy. Bitcoin’s volatility is legendary and true to form, the volatility can swing either way, causing profits or losses. Featured image from Forbes, chart from TradingView.com Disclaimer: The following op-ed represents the views of the author, and may not necessarily reflect the views of Bitcoinist. Bitcoinist is an advocate of creative and financial freedom alike. Follow Best Owie on Twitter for market insights, updates, and the occasional funny tweet…
Cryptocurrencies’ values have been diving due to the current bloodbath in the crypto market. Likewise, the largest and most popular cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, also continues to lose its value. The coin has consecutively dropped since the year 2022 has turned. Per the statistics provided by Tradingview.com, the market value of the giant Bitcoin was fledging around $883.89 billion on January 1. However, after the continuous downtrend in the value, its market capitalization as of May 10 stands around $568.55 billion. Related Reading | Market Downtrend Trigger Bitcoin Inflows From Institutional Investors It means that the Bitcoin market cap has lost more than 35% by outflowing $315 billion since the beginning of the year. The DeFi asset’s drop in price has similarly declined the DeFi market cap. Meanwhile, Bitcoin faced an ever-decreasing price falling from $46,726 on January 1 and trading at $29,865 as of May 11. In other words, the BTC price at the time of writing had lost 35%. Or say the price has decreased by $17,861 compared to its value before the year started. Crypto Bloodbath Occurs Amidst Bitcoin’s Growing Adoption Bitcoin’s inability to capitalize on the crypto adoption of 2022 across the global industries, became the reason for these year-to-date (YTD) losses. It also encircles the recent adoption of Bitcoin in the Central African Republic (CAR), the second country after El Salvador to make Bitcoin a legal tender. In terms of the adoption, the Bitcoin network has reportedly installed 3,000 ATMs in 2022 where users can buy and sell Bitcoins. The number of such machines is 37,338 as of May 11. Players in the industry put their efforts in 2021 to spread the growth of Bitcoin, installing over 10,000 ATM machines globally. It is not only Bitcoin that recorded increasing adoption; nearly 700 new cryptocurrencies and 30 crypto exchanges have rolled out solely in March. At the time of writing this news piece, 19,384 cryptocurrencies are circulating in 525 total crypto exchanges. Cryptocurrency Is Now Linked With Stocks Cryptocurrencies’ relationship with stocks has grown up since many financial institutions have adopted blockchain technology over the past year. Traditional financial markets, alongside the crypto industry, have been seeing a big sell-off due to tightening monetary policies of the Federal Reserve spreading fear. Therefore, Wall Street is having difficulty, and its index has decreased by 3.75%. Related Reading | Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Start Capitulating Amid Panic Bitcoin’s price lastly went below $30,000 in July 2021 when its value reached the $29,301 mark before rebounding. “Bitcoin could perhaps receive a mini-bounce near $35,000, but unless we break the trend line at around $37,000, I’m predicting for $29,000 in the coming weeks or week,” said Wendy O, a crypto analyst, in a new social media video. Many investors called BTC the gold of the digital era and a potential safety investment posing inflation hedge. But, seeing the volatile price actions of cryptocurrencies, the market doesn’t consider virtual assets as a reliable value repository. Featured image from Pixabay and chart from TradingView.com
Bitcoin has been dropping consistently for the past week and the crypto market has lost over $500 billion following this dip. Like with any crash, there have been the expected calls of ‘buy the dip’ from investors who believe that the dips are only temporary and that the digital asset will soon recover all of its lost value. While this advice is sometimes sound, there is no doubt that there are some drawbacks with it, which could range from adding to a losing position that ends up losing more, to sinking more money in projects that may already be doomed to fail. Veteran trader Peter Brandt has addressed these calls of ‘buy the dip’, explaining why investors should not follow it. Related Reading | Melania Trump Congratulates Bitcoin On 13th Anniversary Of Bitcoin Genesis Block You Could Lose More Money Famed trader Peter Brandt responded to a tweet from CEO of Vailshire Capital, Jeff Ross, saying that the price dips that are being experienced by bitcoin presented an opportunity for long-term traders to increase their holdings. Brandt’s tweet was vehemently against this school of thought, proposing instead “a sacred trading rule” for investors during times like these. The veteran trader compared the current movement of bitcoin to the Silver $SI_F of 1980, which had grown to its $50 top after a massive run. It had subsequently sunk to $3.65, leading people to purchase it in the hopes of catching the dip, but the asset ended staying low for more than two decades. https://twitter.com/PeterLBrandt/status/1479433011439362048?s=20 Basically, the investor urged investors to not rush to purchase bitcoin because it is low and they think it will not go lower. BTC continues downward trend | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com Comparing Gold And Bitcoin In a subsequent tweet, Brandt did a similar comparison to the price of bitcoin. This time around, he focused his attention on gold, calling out the fact that just like silver in the 1980s, gold experienced a similar trend. He explained that gold had first hit its all-time high of $873 in 1980, followed by a drop in price to $255. The asset which had been the inflation hedge of choice for many decades had remained in this territory for almost three decades following this and would only beat this previous all-time high 27 years later. Related Reading | TA: Bitcoin Key Indicators Suggest A Strengthening Case For More Downsides Brandt admonished the author of the previous tweet by asking, “Is this your definition of a ‘long-term’ investor?” Naturally, Brandt’s comment regarding bitcoin had drawn the ire of bitcoin maximalists who flocked to explain to the older trader why the digital asset would not follow the footsteps of gold and silver. One user tweeted that “Difference is btc is technology, not a rock”, while another pointed out that bitcoin had more utility, saying, “Gold has been a disastrous investment. Not much utility in it. Hard to carry your gold with you in the event of political system or economic collapse. Hence #Bitcoin.” Featured image from Blogtienao, chart from TradingView.com
The recent bitcoin correction down from its all-time high has had the market in a panic in the past week. However, not everyone has seen it as a bad omen. The digital asset’s price had gone down below $60,000 causing investors to believe the bear market had arrived. Mostly, small-time investors had been hit the most by panic as sell-offs happened through the space. Nevertheless, the correction was bound to happen following the incredible run that bitcoin had. Market corrections are always normal and expected after a bull rally but market analysts have pointed out that this particular correction could have some positive implications for the digital asset going forward. Related Reading | Bitcoin Whale Wallet Containing 1,299 BTC Activates After Eight Years Be Grateful For The Slump Analysts at BOOX Research recently released their analysis of the market and shared thoughts surrounding current market conditions. The analysts explained that the correction was good for the digital asset. This type of slump is important for a “healthy” market and bulls should be grateful for it, the analysts said. The recent sell-off has not been bad for the market and although bears believe that bitcoin had already seen its top, this is not true. BOOX Research analysts further explained that the market is nowhere near the “crypto winter” despite its 20% downward retracement. Further stating that the fact that the digital asset had held above $50,000, which is an important psychological level for bitcoin, shows that it is still going strong. BTC dip continues | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com The analysts pointed out that a major pullback would have been witnessed if the price had broken below $50,000, leading to a $30,000 retest. However, it would take something impactful, like an “unforeseen major regulatory setback” for the asset to break below this level. Bitcoin Headed For $100,000 Analysts at BOOX Research have echoed a widely held prediction in the crypto space. That is, bitcoin at $100,000. The analysts put the digital asset at this price point in 2022 but not without a bit of a hurdle. In their report, they state that the digital asset would have to first break above $60,000, which would set it up for an all-time high retest. Additionally, the asset is expected to accelerate towards $75,000 until it touches $100,000 next year. “Bitcoin has made several key pivots around $50,000 going back to February of this year. We expect the bulls to put up a strong fight and hold that line if it gets down there, which could be a good spot to add to positions.” Related Reading | JPMorgan Lists Ethereum As A Better Investment Than Bitcoin For the pioneer digital asset, the pullback has done for good for it. Prices have stabilized somewhat – as stable as they can be for the highly volatile crypto market – setting the asset up for another bounce above $60,000. Bitcoin had recovered back up to $59,000 on Thursday and indicators point to a continuation of the bull rally. Featured image from Republic World, chart from TradingView.com
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On-chain data shows the large Bitcoin holders are capitalizing on the lower prices as they have switched to accumulating again. Bitcoin Whales Are Now In Net Buying Mode According to data from the market intelligence platform IntoTheBlock, the Large Holders are buying BTC right now. The on-chain indicator of relevance here is the “Large Holders Netflow,” which keeps track of the net amount of the asset that’s entering into or exiting out of the wallets associated with Large Holders. The analytics firm defines ‘Large Holders’ as the entities that are carrying at least 0.1% of the cryptocurrency’s entire supply in their balance. At the current exchange rate, this amount is worth a whopping $1.67 billion, so the only addresses who would qualify for the group would be those owned by the largest of investors in the space. Related Reading: Dont Call Bitcoin Bottom Just Yet, CryptoQuant Head Says: Heres Why When the value of the Large Holders Netflow is positive, it means these humongous entities are receiving net inflows into their wallets. Such net buying from this cohort can naturally be a bullish sign for BTC’s price. On the other hand, the indicator being negative can lead to a bearish outcome for the cryptocurrency, as it implies the largest of holders have decided to participate in some selling. Now, here is the chart shared by the analytics firm, that shows the trend in the Bitcoin Large Holders Netflow over the past week: As displayed in the above graph, the BTC Large Holders Netflow had turned negative earlier in the week, meaning these mega whales had taken to net distribution. The cryptocurrency’s price had followed up with its crash when this selling had emerged, so it would appear likely that this cohort had a role to play in the bearish price action. While these influential beings may have been at least in part responsible for the market decline, they have now turned around and started buying instead, as the indicator’s value has broken back into the positive region. According to the analytics firm, the Large Holders have added almost 15,000 tokens of the asset to their wallets since BTC has gone under the $90,000 level. Thus, it would appear that this cohort believes the current low prices to be offering a worthy accumulation opportunity for Bitcoin. Related Reading: XRP Indicator Reliable Since 2022 Now Gives This Signal It’s possible that this buying spree from the whales would end up having a bullish effect on BTC, similar to what the earlier selloff did, but so far, the coin has only continued to slide down. BTC Price Bitcoin has furthered its drawdown with another 2% drop during the last 24 hours, which has taken its price to the $84,500 level. Featured image from Dall-E, IntoTheBlock.com, chart from TradingView.com
Rising concerns about Federal Reserve monetary policy and rising bond rates are having a negative impact on Bitcoins price.
Emerging crypto regulation and the US Federal Reserves monetary policy path will be the main drivers of Bitcoins price trajectory in 2025, Binance Research told Cointelegraph.
Global crypto hedge funds have also been buying the dip, signaling a potential Bitcoin supply shock as BTC exchange reserves sink to levels last seen in 2018.
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