Just another bubble? Bitcoin price tops follow Chinese debt cycles, new resea...
Events in China could have been dictating Bitcoin price action not just this year, but since its genesis, data hints. Bitcoin (BTC) may be hitting new all-time highs, but it may just be another bubble, new research suggests.Unveiling a theory that could well rile Bitcoin bulls, analytics guru Material Scientist revealed what seems to be a strong correlation between Bitcoin price cycles and Chinese debt cycles.Casting doubt on the power of Bitcoin halvingsWith BTC/USD hitting its latest all-time high in April 2021, expectations are high that another will come before the end of the....
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Over the past year, the bitcoin landscape has seen dramatic changes. In the beginning of 2015, the price of Bitcoin was $313.92 and today a quick Google search gave me a price of $456.26. That’s an increase of about 45.34%. But this article is not about the price of Bitcoin, this article is about why the last bubble popped and why this “Rally” hasn’t yet begun. In his article titled Bitcoin Analysis Bubbles of the Past and Future by CCN author Joris De Ruiter, the author argues that every bubble gets smaller and that this may be a signal that Bitcoin is becoming more viable as an economic....
Zero Hedge is contending that Bitcoin is on the precipice of the "2nd coming of the Bitcoin bubble." According to the popular online financial website, "China's increasing crackdown on its -until now lax - capital controls has spurred demand for alternate 'currencies' that remain out of the control (for now) of governments..." ZH recalls how Bitcoin increased in price amid Grexit worries. In the wake of the media frenzy and European uncertainty, Bitcoin has fallen in price. ZH believes that there is a distinct possibility that China could invest even a fraction of its $22 trillion in....
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Bitcoin price charts are an amazing sight to behold. Past market cycles that used to look like bubbles that popped and fizzled out, eventually are eclipsed by the next major crypto uptrend. Another such instance is well underway, but when zooming out, the perspective shows just how distant the peak of this current cycle very well could be from here. Bullish Bitcoin Bubble Is Nowhere Near Popping, Past Cycles Show Bitcoin derives its value from […]