Actually wasn't such a bad read at all, OP.
Interesting that you thought the bull market lasted a year (and that you're assuming this is also another bull). I don't disagree with the facts, that Bitcoin is still almost 200% up from its low of this year, but I see any unsuccessful climb back to ATH (that's what you meant with ATL, right?) as part and parcel of the pullback-recovery cycle that forms the pre-bull consolidation phase.
9900 must happen this month -- I agree, else we'll say hello to 6k again.
Interesting that you thought the bull market lasted a year (and that you're assuming this is also another bull). I don't disagree with the facts, that Bitcoin is still almost 200% up from its low of this year, but I see any unsuccessful climb back to ATH (that's what you meant with ATL, right?) as part and parcel of the pullback-recovery cycle that forms the pre-bull consolidation phase.
9900 must happen this month -- I agree, else we'll say hello to 6k again.
Well some analyst just stated that Bitcoin moving to $9000 is confirmed, At the latest comment here : https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD/ATWYWJch-Bitcoin-Changes-Sentimient-Bullish-Or-Bearish-Now-Altcoins/
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Comment: Bitcoin Confirmed To Be Moving Higher... $9,000 Next!
so we just need another $900 to confirm the next scenario.
$20k on March is quite feasible with halving and Fomo, but these prediction https://cointelegraph.com/news/tom-lee-predicts-bitcoin-to-reach-91000-by-march-2020-based-on-performances-after-past-dips, is quite unrealistic lol.