Will 2022 be a bearish or bullish year for crypto?
I think there is a possibility of another bullish. As we know that not only common people who invested in Bitcoin now, a country like El Salvador and many popular people in the world start to invest in Bitcoin lately. This can lead to a longer time of bullish trend, so it possibly the bullrun continues in 2022. But it should happen if there is many good news about crypto this year. If too many bad news happens, the bearish season may come immediately.
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This year may be bearish for crypto as bitcoin is going down from the top to the bottom. I hope that this will become the bottom for bitcoin and it will not go even deeper than the current rate. That may become another disaster if bitcoin can break 40k again and go to the lower than it. Altcoins will be facing another big dump again coz people liquidated their assets to be stored into the stable coin. Will 2022 be a bearish or bullish year for crypto? Why do you think it'll be that way? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. 
The answer is still remain unknown as bitcoin can go for the bearish or bullish this year. sometime people are calling the bearish trend but it can change to the bullish trend anytime. Im seeing the bitcoin chart right now and it's almost coming to the accumulation wave. Im expecting a small recovery for bitcoin after this. 
Bearish for some projects, bullish for some. If i had to guess i would say that total combined marketcap of altcoins will drop for year or 2. Few of the altcoins will thrive and some will go down -99%. Projects that are building will do well, and projects that are for money grab will die. Hopefully. At least until next cycle starts.
My guess would be bearish.
I am expecting another 2018 for cryptos in 2022. I hope i would be wrong but it really look like 2018, every conditions are almost the same.
I am expecting another 2018 for cryptos in 2022. I hope i would be wrong but it really look like 2018, every conditions are almost the same.
Ever since the start of January 2022, crypto has been on a bearish trend. There hasn't been any major movement in crypto prices, as the excitement has faded away. It seems to me that the year will be a bearish one (although crypto is widely unpredictable). All eyes are on Bitcoin, as it's the main mover of the market. If Bitcoin goes up, so will Ethereum and other altcoins. Regardless of the price, development is still on-going.
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Oil and some other consumer goods look bullish because of the inflation and everything else looks bearish right now, crypto included. Things may change quickly depending on the FED's actions. Some people say they lost the control and it doesn't matter what the FED will do from now on. A solid crash (50%+) may happen in the markets in 2022. We'll wait and see.
Ever since the start of January 2022, crypto has been on a bearish trend. There hasn't been any major movement in crypto prices, as the excitement has faded away. It seems to me that the year will be a bearish one (although crypto is widely unpredictable). All eyes are on Bitcoin, as it's the main mover of the market. If Bitcoin goes up, so will Ethereum and other altcoins. Regardless of the price, development is still on-going.
What do you think? Will 2022 be a bearish or bullish year for crypto? Why do you think it'll be that way? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
What do you think? Will 2022 be a bearish or bullish year for crypto? Why do you think it'll be that way? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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