Famous Economist Warns That The Bitcoin Price Recovery Is A Dead Cat Bounce, ...
The biggest crypto market crash of the year sent shockwaves through the industry over the weekend, wiping out more than $19 billion in liquidations and pushing Bitcoin as low as $101,000. Now, as the market attempts to recover, famous economist and longtime Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff has reopened conversations on the sustainability of Bitcoin’s rebound. […]
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Bitcoin’s (BTC) latest upward move arrives at a time when confidence in the market remains uncertain, with many traders unsure whether the slight price recovery marks early strength or another temporary bounce. With last week’s pullback still fresh, a crypto analyst argues that most traders may label the recent recovery a dead cat bounce. However, he believes the narrative is misleading and predicts that Bitcoin’s rebound this week may be setting the stage for a stronger rally. Why The Bitcoin Price Recovery Is Not A Dead Cat Bounce Market analyst and founder of The House of Crypto, Peter....
Here’s what futures market data could suggest about whether this latest Bitcoin recovery will be a dead-cat bounce or not. Bitcoin Futures Market Shows No Signs Of Overheating So Far As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant Quicktake post, the BTC funding rate has stabilized around a relatively low value recently. The “funding rate” […]
Bitcoin has jumped more than 10% in the last 24 hours as the coin’s price reaches $47.5k. Past pattern may shed light on whether this is just a dead cat bounce or a lead up to a real move up. Bitcoin Netflows Of Past Dead Cat Bounces Compared As pointed out by a CryptoQuant post, a look at the BTC netflows of the past cycles may reveal the pattern that dead cat bounces have followed historically. The Bitcoin exchange “netflow” is an indicator that’s defined as the difference between the inflow and the outflow. When exchanges observe higher inflows compared to the....
Allianz’s chief economic advisor Mohamed El-Erian says that bitcoin is not too big to fail and that governments may intervene. While he believes that cryptocurrency will grow in popularity, the economist says “it takes away a lot from governments,” adding that this asset “can only establish itself if governments allow it to.” Economist Warns of Government Intervention, Bitcoin Is Not Too Big to Fail Mohamed El-Erian said in an interview with CNN Tuesday that bitcoin is not “too big to fail” and its failure could disrupt the global monetary system....
Ethereum is still struggling after the initial market crash on October 10 that rocked the market. The subsequent market declines have pushed the largest altcoin by market cap toward $3,000, breaking below it for the first time at the start of the week. With the price looking to find support, there is the possibility of a dead count bounce happening that could see the price rise by more than 10%. However, with a dead count bounce being ultimately bearish, the target remains much lower. Why Ethereum Could Be Headed Lower Crypto analyst TradingShot, in a recent analysis, outlined how the....