In few hours away, we are entering into another year. I just read this on a news that took me to a
tweet about how bitcoin price has never suffer losses in the first week of the year right from 2018 to 2021.
The moment you say that you have
never seen somebody getting killed by a falling flower pot is the moment you either run from the sidewalk or you find peace with god
Just to make sure, how do we count the first week?
First 7 days, that means price from January 1st to 7th, or first complete week starting the first Monday of the month, that is 3rd to 9th? In the first situation, we're almost done and we have an 8% drop, the second one might give us enough time to make it zero.
Again, one of those predictions that think history will repeat itself endlessly.
January is usually not the year we end up with a huge increase, it takes a while before we increase. I am guessing that spring could be the real increase, march will be the month where we slowly see some waking up, not a lot, just a small bit, then by the time April comes around we are going to see the peak, I am expecting a new ATH around those periods, and then during May it will have a small tiny correction, like maybe back to 70k or something and during summer there is a good chance we could have a crash and then try to recover that during September or October. This is usually how it is in crypto world and I do not see a reason why it should change.
Quoting this and setting a reminder!
I'm really curious how many things you'll get right from this avalanche of price movements predictions, especially with those details month on month.
By the way, how was the peak in 2020? Or was that the exception that confirmed the rule? Or 2019? Or 2018?