If you’re in doubt of investing not only to bitcoin but also with other assets, then take a pause. No one forces you to do so and you are more likely hyped by stories wherein investors made huge money from doing so. Much better is to invest first in knowledge and know what you are engaging yourself with, in order to avoid regrets at the end of the day. We know this technology’s potential however no one is certain of how will the market go, years after now. Given that some countries are still in doubt of its advantages, there would always be that risk.
Although this isn't the first time Bitcoin is experiencing this kind of pressure, it happens almost all the time.
So please I'd really need your contributions and ideas on what you feel or think would be the outcome of Bitcoin the remaining weeks of this year and most importantly, what would the new year have installed for Bitcoin?
Personal opinion: I really don't care at all about what is going to happen to bitcoin in the next weeks, the next weeks is not a time frame, is just playing some game. If you are seriously into bitcoin you know we are here for the long run, and that means years, not weeks, so whatever is going to happen counts less than zero because in the long run it'll keep going up.
Right. It is not exactly the bull run we're all waiting for. More like after years this mix of historical expectations, the hype around halving, and everyone crossing their fingers for the right ETF call will happen. Smart move to keep stacking those sats and you never know when things might kick into high gear.
It looks more like a bull trap. If this is the expected bull season this I need to admit history doesn't repeat itself this time. Historical data shows a possible one last major correction before the halving. This rally is supposed to give investors confidence that the bull run has started which it hasn't. At least this is what many experts are saying and the facts and data they brought forward are correct. Let's see how the market behaves in the next two months.
It will always be a 50-50 chance whether the market price would be corrected before the halving or it will just be playing to a high market price close to its ATH. The market before is different from the present which could create changes with the “pattern” we saw from the past.
That's right. It's also really hard to say due to the different ecomomic and geopolitical circumstances that we are under at this point in time, and where that's all expected to go.
A dip before the halving would be great, but the sentiment s showing so many demand drivers and I am surprised the price isn't already higher:
-etf news
-war
-halving leadup
-money devaluation/continued debasement
-troubling economic policy around the globe
A correction and another buying opportunity would always be nice though I think it's a bit too unlikely at this stage.