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legendary
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July 19, 2022, 12:37:06 PM
#71
And if anything, it's looking like it could get worse.  I remember around Dec 2018 when we all started to think BTC was all stable and out of nowhere it started to go down from 6k to 3k in a couple of days.  Lolol.  Same thing with the drop of Jan 2015, from 300 to 150.

I also remember last year most people (including myself) expecting $100K prices, but that never happened. I also remember in 2018 when it seemed like Bitcoin was stable, and most people thought the bottom was in, prior to price dropping in half. To me there is more significance to the fact that price didn't reach $100K last year and $6K wasn't the bottom in 2018 despite most people thinking this would be the case.

Currently it seems clear that most people are expecting another drop, towards $12K or similar. If history repeats itself, then most will get it wrong. I'd generally be a lot more concerned about a big drop if most people thought the bottom was in already, but given that most seem to think the bottom isn't in, mainly as they are convinced as negative CPI and fed rates will cause prices to drop further.

But those 50% drops marked the bottom tho.  So be on the look out for that this time around too.

I agree here, Bitcoin quickly dropping 50% within a matter of weeks after months of price stability is usually a good indicator of a bottom being formed. Ironically, this has already happened, even if it can happen again:



I'm not saying this is the bottom, but just referencing that if you're looking for that quick 50% drop for a bottom to form then look no further...

I think we're past the point when BTC could 'quickly drop' 50%.  What could start happening is we get these dead cat bounces and slowly go back down lower and lower just like 2018.  It could be different this time around but then again it could be the same as always.  I have seen the same people saying the same thing they did at 2018 as they do today...  They love saying we hit bottom and it's up only from here but then it drops lower.  :/
hero member
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July 16, 2022, 09:36:21 AM
#70
I feel like it's gonna be ranging between 18k - 22k from here on out for as long as it could and it'll just wait for something to happen..  A catalyst to put it back in bull mode.  Whatever that may be, I don't think it's coming this year.   And if anything, it's looking like it could get worse.  I remember around Dec 2018 when we all started to think BTC was all stable and out of nowhere it started to go down from 6k to 3k in a couple of days.  Lolol.  Same thing with the drop of Jan 2015, from 300 to 150.

The price of Bitcoin doesn't move far, May, June, and until today we have never seen it surpass $23k. I'm predicting that we still stay in that position and price range for this month of July. And I was also thinking this even be the price we saw for this quarter. Well, I have no problem dealing with this situation as for me even if it reaches back and remains at $18k, that is still far from what we had experienced during the last bear season. I couldn't think that gonna happen again knowing that people had already learn how to control their emotions.
legendary
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July 16, 2022, 07:39:00 AM
#69
And if anything, it's looking like it could get worse.  I remember around Dec 2018 when we all started to think BTC was all stable and out of nowhere it started to go down from 6k to 3k in a couple of days.  Lolol.  Same thing with the drop of Jan 2015, from 300 to 150.

I also remember last year most people (including myself) expecting $100K prices, but that never happened. I also remember in 2018 when it seemed like Bitcoin was stable, and most people thought the bottom was in, prior to price dropping in half. To me there is more significance to the fact that price didn't reach $100K last year and $6K wasn't the bottom in 2018 despite most people thinking this would be the case.

Currently it seems clear that most people are expecting another drop, towards $12K or similar. If history repeats itself, then most will get it wrong. I'd generally be a lot more concerned about a big drop if most people thought the bottom was in already, but given that most seem to think the bottom isn't in, mainly as they are convinced as negative CPI and fed rates will cause prices to drop further.

But those 50% drops marked the bottom tho.  So be on the look out for that this time around too.

I agree here, Bitcoin quickly dropping 50% within a matter of weeks after months of price stability is usually a good indicator of a bottom being formed. Ironically, this has already happened, even if it can happen again:



I'm not saying this is the bottom, but just referencing that if you're looking for that quick 50% drop for a bottom to form then look no further...
legendary
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July 16, 2022, 06:49:18 AM
#68
My vote is NO! Expectations for 75 BPS rate hike is currently a possbility, very close to 100%, BUT Bitcoin might have priced it in after the Fed's 9.1% CPI print during Wednesday. There will also be no more increases in the interest rates until September, the next FOMC meeting. Buy the DIP, and? Cool
legendary
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July 13, 2022, 03:06:10 PM
#67
$18k is still a bear price for the end of the month, it may still go further down by the day since it is still the trend. The price today seem a little stable and better, no high fluctuations. The range is oversold from RSI but I think the market is taking some time to begin uncertainty and the rush for buy will take price up back.
True, the downtrend is still continuing and that makes it difficult for the price to reach the $25K resistance. I'm not so sure about $18K at the end of July, but it actually makes sense to put it at a good price for the current trend. I'm still waiting for the best time to buy, while at this point I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be the right time to do it if DCA wasn't in my mind. So going to be a little more relaxed for now and wait for when I have to spend out some money to buy some.
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July 13, 2022, 12:45:28 PM
#66
Maybe I would have thought the end of July the bitcoin price would close at around $18K, but who knows?

$18k is still a bear price for the end of the month, it may still go further down by the day since it is still the trend. The price today seem a little stable and better, no high fluctuations. The range is oversold from RSI but I think the market is taking some time to begin uncertainty and the rush for buy will take price up back.
After failing to break the $21K price resistance, the bitcoin price has fallen back to its current low price, the negative sentiment that continues to hit bitcoin seems to make us have to be patient to see another upside, but I'm personally quite optimistic that bitcoin won't fall more than $17K and that's why my belief is still big if bitcoin is still a good enough investment for the long term.
legendary
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July 13, 2022, 11:02:55 AM
#65
I feel like it's gonna be ranging between 18k - 22k from here on out for as long as it could and it'll just wait for something to happen..  A catalyst to put it back in bull mode.  Whatever that may be, I don't think it's coming this year.   And if anything, it's looking like it could get worse.  I remember around Dec 2018 when we all started to think BTC was all stable and out of nowhere it started to go down from 6k to 3k in a couple of days.  Lolol.  Same thing with the drop of Jan 2015, from 300 to 150.

But those 50% drops marked the bottom tho.  So be on the look out for that this time around too.
hero member
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July 13, 2022, 07:21:23 AM
#64
Bitcoin is back to $19k now after failing to break the $21k resistance few days ago so it's really hard to tell if below $15k could happen this month. As long as US doesn't report a higher inflation on their next CPI review then I think we'll be stable at this price until the end of the month. One thing I'm sure is that we haven't hit the bottom yet but it will happen this year or early next year.
sr. member
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July 13, 2022, 02:07:24 AM
#63
While there are several posts and thread that I come across bringing this to possibly happening soon? yet i come not to believe because of how bitcoin perform these days.

though falling below 20k from time to time at least managing to keep that strong hold and not falling below 17k up to now.

so basically i think we will keep this strong holding till next month or till 4th quarter?
legendary
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July 13, 2022, 01:44:42 AM
#62
Maybe I would have thought the end of July the bitcoin price would close at around $18K, but who knows?

$18k is still a bear price for the end of the month, it may still go further down by the day since it is still the trend. The price today seem a little stable and better, no high fluctuations. The range is oversold from RSI but I think the market is taking some time to begin uncertainty and the rush for buy will take price up back.
$18,000 for me is strong support, once it will be broken below, then I am expecting there will be a very drop around almost $15,000. This is already proven before when we started to follow below $25,000 and $20,000. The pressure of selling is very huge. But for July? I am not expecting we will fall this July on $18,000 or even worst is around $14,000.

Yeah, it seems that it is holding right now. Actually, $19,000 is, we haven't go down that price this July so let's see how it goes, we still have two weeks and hopefully nothing drastic will happen on the price and push it to below $19,000 otherwise, it will be an avalanche of sellers again, who are afraid of the declining market. Let's just stay positive, again two weeks is a long time, but hopefully we can go back to $20,000 at least before the end of this month.
legendary
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July 12, 2022, 10:00:08 PM
#61
Maybe I would have thought the end of July the bitcoin price would close at around $18K, but who knows?

$18k is still a bear price for the end of the month, it may still go further down by the day since it is still the trend. The price today seem a little stable and better, no high fluctuations. The range is oversold from RSI but I think the market is taking some time to begin uncertainty and the rush for buy will take price up back.
$18,000 for me is strong support, once it will be broken below, then I am expecting there will be a very drop around almost $15,000. This is already proven before when we started to follow below $25,000 and $20,000. The pressure of selling is very huge. But for July? I am not expecting we will fall this July on $18,000 or even worst is around $14,000.
sr. member
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July 12, 2022, 05:58:36 PM
#60
Maybe I would have thought the end of July the bitcoin price would close at around $18K, but who knows?

$18k is still a bear price for the end of the month, it may still go further down by the day since it is still the trend. The price today seem a little stable and better, no high fluctuations. The range is oversold from RSI but I think the market is taking some time to begin uncertainty and the rush for buy will take price up back.
hero member
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July 12, 2022, 05:35:13 PM
#59
My predictions are that the drop will continue in July, we may go below $14,000, the decline may continue most of the summer and then bitcoin will start bouncing upwards, I'm not here analyzing but just guessing, I hope bitcoin will disappoint me and keep going up in July though I rule it out that.
the fact is that nobody knows when cryptocurrency price is going to be normalise because looking at this year market plans. It is quite obvious that the market kept showing negativity which it is open to everyone that this July that is no hope of little experience of bullish increase in the cryptocurrency. Secondly, I don't base prediction of cryptocurrency to analyse what market will determine in the next step. Because i see cryptocurrency like unpredictable currency which nobody knows it's regulations and validation

If there's nothing events to await which can hype the investors this year then maybe we cannot see any bullish season to happen this year, the bullish season I mean is the same what happen on halving season effect so most provably its either we go stable or drop. But for sure many are aware of possible dump so for this we must prepare for something bad to happen so that we can get the best position as possible to gain profits for future pumps.
legendary
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July 12, 2022, 05:00:32 PM
#58
Actually I don't have a good idea about the possibility, but it's always possible to see such a big drop. $14K is a much lower price than the previous low, that's still possible because the bear market is still holding up today. I wasn't expecting such a decline actually, but we couldn't prevent it. Maybe I would have thought the end of July the bitcoin price would close at around $18K, but who knows?
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July 12, 2022, 04:44:50 PM
#57
My predictions are that the drop will continue in July, we may go below $14,000, the decline may continue most of the summer and then bitcoin will start bouncing upwards, I'm not here analyzing but just guessing, I hope bitcoin will disappoint me and keep going up in July though I rule it out that.
the fact is that nobody knows when cryptocurrency price is going to be normalise because looking at this year market plans. It is quite obvious that the market kept showing negativity which it is open to everyone that this July that is no hope of little experience of bullish increase in the cryptocurrency. Secondly, I don't base prediction of cryptocurrency to analyse what market will determine in the next step. Because i see cryptocurrency like unpredictable currency which nobody knows it's regulations and validation
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July 12, 2022, 10:28:49 AM
#56
I believe the bear hasn't still been exhausted. BTC is more likely to head south once more before leveraging up scale. To that effect, I'm hoping a $12-13k movement is possible and I think we are going to get there before the end of this month. A lot of those who buy now are likely going to be scared out when that time comes and will offload whatever Bitcoin they've in panic, especially the noobs among them. If you're a noob investor and you're reading this post now, I urge you not to panic when you find Bitcoin in that region. Hodl, and don't panic. BTC has been known to bounce back from worse scenarios.
It would be quite tough to make it go down from here. All the weak hands are already gone, which leaves people who would like to short bitcoin right now and make money from it by selling their coins and make it go down. Not impossible of course but quite unlikely.

It takes a lot more money to make it go down than the amount of money required to make it go up. When that flips, people realize that they would rather make it go up than keep getting it even further down. Just to give an example, if you sell 1 billion dollars worth of bitcoin or if you buy 1 billion dollars worth of bitcoin, the % profit you could make is bigger in the up version, hence why I believe it will go up.
legendary
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July 11, 2022, 06:22:16 PM
#55
I believe the bear hasn't still been exhausted. BTC is more likely to head south once more before leveraging up scale. To that effect, I'm hoping a $12-13k movement is possible and I think we are going to get there before the end of this month. A lot of those who buy now are likely going to be scared out when that time comes and will offload whatever Bitcoin they've in panic, especially the noobs among them. If you're a noob investor and you're reading this post now, I urge you not to panic when you find Bitcoin in that region. Hodl, and don't panic. BTC has been known to bounce back from worse scenarios.
I was always in anticipation with bitcoin at $17k area is my dip as we have reached that price last month and we bounce back to 22k yesterday but now we are heading back to below 20k ... well the pattern is become clearer now ... despite yeah still nobody knows what is the next market move.

Dropped in a range of $17k and $21k is where you could make money instead of being panic.
sr. member
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July 11, 2022, 06:07:58 PM
#54
I believe the bear hasn't still been exhausted. BTC is more likely to head south once more before leveraging up scale. To that effect, I'm hoping a $12-13k movement is possible and I think we are going to get there before the end of this month.
The bear season will still extend until the end of this year but never have I seen this will drop below $15k this month and even in the coming months.
Just looking at the market chart seems to see the price of Bitcoin just moving back and forth ranging from $18k - $21k. This could be the sentiment we are able to see the whole year until this bear season ends.

Well, I think we need also to extend our patience as well as it takes a little bit longer before we got in profit. Holding really matter at this time.
legendary
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July 11, 2022, 10:55:56 AM
#53
I believe the bear hasn't still been exhausted. BTC is more likely to head south once more before leveraging up scale. To that effect, I'm hoping a $12-13k movement is possible and I think we are going to get there before the end of this month. A lot of those who buy now are likely going to be scared out when that time comes and will offload whatever Bitcoin they've in panic, especially the noobs among them. If you're a noob investor and you're reading this post now, I urge you not to panic when you find Bitcoin in that region. Hodl, and don't panic. BTC has been known to bounce back from worse scenarios.
legendary
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July 11, 2022, 06:33:35 AM
#52
I believe that for the rest of July and August we are not going to have any big surprises. It is normal that we will stay more or less at these levels, maybe going below $20k again or maybe going up, but I doubt very much that we will go over $30k.

In September we will see, things will start to move again, and the way the general outlook looks I don't see it very bullish, but who knows.
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