3 key ways 2021's Bitcoin bull run may differ from 2017's
Bitcoin price has overtaken its 2017 high, but should investors expect the top-ranked altcoins to do the same? After a rather lengthy wait, Bitcoin price is finally back to the same price range it was in 3 years ago. Back in 2017, when the Bitcoin (BTC) price peaked near $19,900, most altcoins also posted 200% or higher weekly gains.Fast forward to the present time, and BTC's $19,100 price is virtually identical to where it was on Dec. 17 2017. One might think that not much has changed, despite some altcoins crashing, but that couldn't be more distant from the truth.Crypto market data....
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Bitcoin’s all-time price highs in 2021 have crushed records set in 2017. But that’s not the only way in which this bull run is different. The post Bitcoin 2017 Vs. 2021: How This Bull Run Is Different appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.
More people use Bitcoin now, but transaction fees are much lower than during the 2017 bull run. As Bitcoin (BTC) keeps hitting new all-time highs past $20,000, its network fundamentals paint a different picture compared to the previous 2017 bull run.Three years ago, on this very day, Bitcoin reached its first major all-time high of $20,000, recording up to 2,000% gains for that year. Over the course of 2020, Bitcoin enjoyed another price rally pushing its price to new historic highs and crossing $23,500 on Dec. 17 for the first time ever.Comparing the bull runs of 2017 and 2020, one may....
He thinks he's spotted a key differentiator, and old school crypto enthusiasts will likely agree. The cryptocurrency space has undergone a number of bull and bear markets since its inception in 2009. The crypto bull run in 2017 was one of the biggest years for the industry, hosting soaring digital asset prices and growth.Blockchain markets look much different today than they did three years ago, however, based on regulation, adoption, and other factors. How will crypto’s current macro uptrend differ from 2017? Asset dispersion is a key differentiator, according to Pierce Crosby, general....
Crypto analyst KrissPax has revealed that the Dogecoin price has completed the first part of its bull phase, similar to what happened in the 2021 bull run. The analyst further provided insights into what is to come next for Dogecoin. Dogecoin Price Completes First Bull Phase In an X post, KrissPax mentioned that the Dogecoin price has completed its first up-phase this bull cycle, similar to the 2021 and 2017 bull runs. He noted that those previous cycles recorded two additional up-phases with huge percentage gains. Based on this, Dogecoin could record two more up-phases before its price....
Historical analysis suggests that the amount of time it takes for the Bitcoin price to double may accelerate during this bull run. The price of Bitcoin has doubled in the past 75 days, prompting some analysts to question whether the market is approaching over-extension.However, historical analysis from Bitcoin monitoring team CaseBitcoin suggests the Bitcoin markets could accelerate further, noting that BTC’s “doubling time” — the time taken for price to increase by 100% — shrunk down to just 12 days just before the peak of the 2017 bull run.3/ How low can it get? In 2017, the fastest....