Bitcoin has been steadily falling the last month... Today, it popped over 10%.
In my opinion, this is all directly attributable to the US Infrastructure bill that has massive implications for the industry. If it passes, this will have cascading impacts worldwide as other countries adopt similar measures to the US. China officially banning Bitcoin seemed to have no directly attributable impact, because I think that was already priced in. It being October seems unlikely that it would pop like this in a day.
What is your opinion?
I don't just skip from being volatile as this was the factor for having an unpredictable movement of the market. We consider those things, news, banning issue has a contribution to such changes but this been couldn't prove of it, we just come up with a lot of assumptions.
I'd consider this 10% up in a day just a normal impact when the demand is also increasing. Remember that we are in the BER season and base on the previous performance of the market, there is a price surge this time. I'm not referring to history repeats itself but can't deny that it was really happening again and again.