Eerie Gold Fractal From 2020 Leaves Bitcoin Exposed to $27K-Retest
Bitcoin's price correction from its record high of approx $42,000 in early January appears eerily similar to that of spot gold in August 2020.
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Bitcoin has stagnated after topping out in August at $12,500. The leading cryptocurrency currently trades in the middle of the medium-term range at $11,400. While some think that this price action is clearly the coin nearing a top, an analyst thinks that the cryptocurrency is primed to erupt higher. This analyst cited a fractal of the Nasdaq in the 2008 bear market. This analyst is one that has shared accurate fractals in the past, predicting […]
The eerie fractal risks sending Bitcoin's price to $25,000 despite its sharp recovery in the previous weeks. A recent price recovery in the Bitcoin (BTC) market risks getting erased due to an eerie fractal from 2018.Bitcoin price cycle similaritiesFirst spotted by CryptoBullet, an independent market analyst, the fractal shows Bitcoin recreating an inverse head-and-shoulders (IH&S) pattern that preceded its price decline toward $3,100 later in December 2018. As a result, anticipations that BTC's price will undergo similar declines in 2022 might grow. That is primarily because of the....
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The bearish analogy borrows evidence from an eerily accurate fractal on the cusp of repeating for the third time since March 2020.