So, this recent spike in the price of bitcoins was largely caused by one very large purchase. There was a slight rise in price after that, although that was likely due to people covering shorts and overreacting to the artificial spike. Right now, we're seeing very little market activity as people are likely sitting on their coins waiting for another spike.
At first glance I thought that we'd see another rise, less sharp than the first one, but still relatively steep. Looking at it again though, I think that this inflated price we have now is extremely artificial. One large purchase can't truly reflect the supply and demand. I think we'll see the price steadily fall from here, followed by a sharp downturn once people realize how oversold we are. In fact, I think we'll be testing a $4 floor again soon.
Thoughts?
At first glance I thought that we'd see another rise, less sharp than the first one, but still relatively steep. Looking at it again though, I think that this inflated price we have now is extremely artificial. One large purchase can't truly reflect the supply and demand. I think we'll see the price steadily fall from here, followed by a sharp downturn once people realize how oversold we are. In fact, I think we'll be testing a $4 floor again soon.
Thoughts?
A $4 floor?Do you mean 4K,not $4?
Very little market activity?The 24 hour bitcoin trading volume is 24 billion USD!Is that you are calling "very little market activity?(It can be faked,though,but I don't believe that much in that)The fact that there's a low price volatility doesn't mean that there's no market activity.
Stop with the BS and nonsense,OP.
It much has been $4.000 OP was thinking about and not $4, right now a 50% drop in bitcoin price seems very unlikely I think we will slowly try to test $10.000 in the next few weeks, with just around one year to next halving people will now start to focus on higher prices within the next year.