Bitcoin Shows Parallels With 2017 Cycle, Here’s What Can Happen Next
A quant has pointed out parallels between the current and the 2017 Bitcoin cycles, something that may contain hints about what’s next for the asset. The Current Bitcoin Cycle Has Shown Interesting Parallels With The 2017 Cycle As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, there have been five interesting recent events in the current cycle that are similar to what was seen in the 2017 cycle. The 2017 cycle hit its top in December of that year, while the current cycle hit its top back in November of 2021. The entirety of these cycles isn’t relevant in the context of the....
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