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June 30, 2021, 10:25:27 PM
#53
All we can do is to drop a wild guess since even if how good you are reading the chart still it will not give you any guarantee that we can say the exact amount will came in future although we can get a basis on it but still we kniw market moves is surprising thats why its hard to tell if we can see lower than 34k or we will go up surge for more these days.
Lucky are those who took the chance of purchasing Bitcoin at $28k.
Even if it's a risky choice, the possibility of bouncing back up is still higher than being dumped after a dump.
This price is where it started before Elon Musk started bombarding Twitter about buying Bitcoin.
So I guess this is where it should also stay. Any price that goes lower at $30k is a good entry point for new investors.

I didn't expect bitcoin to go lower again, but today I see the movement has stabilized and is starting to move to the positive. maybe in the next few weeks bitcoin will start to bounce back, although not much. but this is an opportunity to reinvest.
stabilized ? lol the value reached 36k couple days ago but now struggling to break 35k again so meaning this is not what stable means.

while we all wanted a continues growth yet many are looking for dump so they can repurchase again to hold much more than what we can have.
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June 30, 2021, 10:24:08 PM
#52
All we can do is to drop a wild guess since even if how good you are reading the chart still it will not give you any guarantee that we can say the exact amount will came in future although we can get a basis on it but still we kniw market moves is surprising thats why its hard to tell if we can see lower than 34k or we will go up surge for more these days.
Lucky are those who took the chance of purchasing Bitcoin at $28k.
Even if it's a risky choice, the possibility of bouncing back up is still higher than being dumped after a dump.
This price is where it started before Elon Musk started bombarding Twitter about buying Bitcoin.
So I guess this is where it should also stay. Any price that goes lower at $30k is a good entry point for new investors.

If we look at the steady movement of Bitcoin above $30k right now, I agree it's very lucky for people who managed to buy Bitcoin at $28k.
Since there is a very small chance the Bitcoin price will drop below $28k, I am optimistic that in the next few weeks the Bitcoin price will try
to pass the $40k price. And if it is achieved, Bitcoin should have a bull run until the end of the year and can reach the target price of $100k,
which many people have predicted.
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June 30, 2021, 10:05:25 PM
#51
All we can do is to drop a wild guess since even if how good you are reading the chart still it will not give you any guarantee that we can say the exact amount will came in future although we can get a basis on it but still we kniw market moves is surprising thats why its hard to tell if we can see lower than 34k or we will go up surge for more these days.
Lucky are those who took the chance of purchasing Bitcoin at $28k.
Even if it's a risky choice, the possibility of bouncing back up is still higher than being dumped after a dump.
This price is where it started before Elon Musk started bombarding Twitter about buying Bitcoin.
So I guess this is where it should also stay. Any price that goes lower at $30k is a good entry point for new investors.

I didn't expect bitcoin to go lower again, but today I see the movement has stabilized and is starting to move to the positive. maybe in the next few weeks bitcoin will start to bounce back, although not much. but this is an opportunity to reinvest.
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June 30, 2021, 08:28:32 PM
#50
All we can do is to drop a wild guess since even if how good you are reading the chart still it will not give you any guarantee that we can say the exact amount will came in future although we can get a basis on it but still we kniw market moves is surprising thats why its hard to tell if we can see lower than 34k or we will go up surge for more these days.
Lucky are those who took the chance of purchasing Bitcoin at $28k.
Even if it's a risky choice, the possibility of bouncing back up is still higher than being dumped after a dump.
This price is where it started before Elon Musk started bombarding Twitter about buying Bitcoin.
So I guess this is where it should also stay. Any price that goes lower at $30k is a good entry point for new investors.
legendary
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June 30, 2021, 04:41:18 PM
#49
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A price below $20k would be considered a bargain, in my own opinion. Those who bought coins for cheap, will be able to obtain huge profits once Bitcoin goes well above $60k per coin. How low will Bitcoin go within the short term, will greatly depend on how much sell pressure there is on the market. Negative news like China banning Bitcoin miners, and Elon Musk's "high energy consumption" criticism will only sink Bitcoin deeper. After the tide goes away, Bitcoin will go back to the way it was. It wouldn't be wise to sell your Bitcoin now, unless you need the money right away for survival. Prices above $60k will become a reality in the future thanks to Bitcoin's deflationary model. Hold on tight as the best is yet to come. Wink
Obviously this is the lowest price because at this time it has not been reached at that price, maybe we should wait longer with the price of 20k? no it will be very difficult i say $35k is still at its lowest phase but some traders don't dare to buy just because they are afraid it will be bearish again when in fact the guts are not strong enough to reveal that bitcoin will be able to make another 60k in the next few.

Trust me the news from China and Elon Musk will only slightly correct it and after the good news comes it will slowly spike further so I say I dare to do it now with a bitcoin target above 60k later.
Saying nothing doesnt mean that they are afraid, it is just the market is way too unpredictable and its just better to be quiet and to be observant rather than on claiming out something which isnt sure to happen.

We do have the right to express our own opinion towards possible price movement but we cant really make out some guarantee that we wont really be going that low in next week or months because
34k isnt just too far off to go back on 20k but basing with some sentiments and technicals then i cant really say that we would really be heading back but who knows right?

All we can do is to drop a wild guess since even if how good you are reading the chart still it will not give you any guarantee that we can say the exact amount will came in future although we can get a basis on it but still we kniw market moves is surprising thats why its hard to tell if we can see lower than 34k or we will go up surge for more these days.
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June 30, 2021, 04:34:53 PM
#48
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A price below $20k would be considered a bargain, in my own opinion. Those who bought coins for cheap, will be able to obtain huge profits once Bitcoin goes well above $60k per coin. How low will Bitcoin go within the short term, will greatly depend on how much sell pressure there is on the market. Negative news like China banning Bitcoin miners, and Elon Musk's "high energy consumption" criticism will only sink Bitcoin deeper. After the tide goes away, Bitcoin will go back to the way it was. It wouldn't be wise to sell your Bitcoin now, unless you need the money right away for survival. Prices above $60k will become a reality in the future thanks to Bitcoin's deflationary model. Hold on tight as the best is yet to come. Wink
Obviously this is the lowest price because at this time it has not been reached at that price, maybe we should wait longer with the price of 20k? no it will be very difficult i say $35k is still at its lowest phase but some traders don't dare to buy just because they are afraid it will be bearish again when in fact the guts are not strong enough to reveal that bitcoin will be able to make another 60k in the next few.

Trust me the news from China and Elon Musk will only slightly correct it and after the good news comes it will slowly spike further so I say I dare to do it now with a bitcoin target above 60k later.
Saying nothing doesnt mean that they are afraid, it is just the market is way too unpredictable and its just better to be quiet and to be observant rather than on claiming out something which isnt sure to happen.

We do have the right to express our own opinion towards possible price movement but we cant really make out some guarantee that we wont really be going that low in next week or months because
34k isnt just too far off to go back on 20k but basing with some sentiments and technicals then i cant really say that we would really be heading back but who knows right?
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June 29, 2021, 01:08:05 PM
#47
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A price below $20k would be considered a bargain, in my own opinion. Those who bought coins for cheap, will be able to obtain huge profits once Bitcoin goes well above $60k per coin. How low will Bitcoin go within the short term, will greatly depend on how much sell pressure there is on the market. Negative news like China banning Bitcoin miners, and Elon Musk's "high energy consumption" criticism will only sink Bitcoin deeper. After the tide goes away, Bitcoin will go back to the way it was. It wouldn't be wise to sell your Bitcoin now, unless you need the money right away for survival. Prices above $60k will become a reality in the future thanks to Bitcoin's deflationary model. Hold on tight as the best is yet to come. Wink
Obviously this is the lowest price because at this time it has not been reached at that price, maybe we should wait longer with the price of 20k? no it will be very difficult i say $35k is still at its lowest phase but some traders don't dare to buy just because they are afraid it will be bearish again when in fact the guts are not strong enough to reveal that bitcoin will be able to make another 60k in the next few.

Trust me the news from China and Elon Musk will only slightly correct it and after the good news comes it will slowly spike further so I say I dare to do it now with a bitcoin target above 60k later.
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June 29, 2021, 12:20:34 PM
#46
50% or more discount percent is good to accumulate cheap bitcoin. It is funny when people wanted to have cheaper price to buy bitcoin when the price topped above $60k and now when they have discount, they are not brave enough to accumulate. It is a common psychology of most of people in the market.

I think sub $20k is possible and the bottom can be about $19k. However, bitcoin can reverse any time with price from $24k and sub $20k might never be touched.

Buy it around $24k or $19k and hodl, please don't sell it below $50k.

A price below $20k would be considered a bargain, in my own opinion. Those who bought coins for cheap, will be able to obtain huge profits once Bitcoin goes well above $60k per coin. How low will Bitcoin go within the short term, will greatly depend on how much sell pressure there is on the market. Negative news like China banning Bitcoin miners, and Elon Musk's "high energy consumption" criticism will only sink Bitcoin deeper. After the tide goes away, Bitcoin will go back to the way it was. It wouldn't be wise to sell your Bitcoin now, unless you need the money right away for survival. Prices above $60k will become a reality in the future thanks to Bitcoin's deflationary model. Hold on tight as the best is yet to come. Wink
legendary
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June 26, 2021, 01:06:41 PM
#45
Bitcoin can go to $20K or even lower however I will tell you one thing, it won’t be this month. Why? Because the funding is very high for shorts. Right now longs are being paid which is a rare event. Means that there are way too many people being bearish at the bottom, which is never a very good sign.

We are close to going below $30K again and I think we will get a short squeeze sooner rather than later. Because there is nobody left to sell anymore except maybe the shorts which will have to buy back soon.

So we will not get a nasty $5K capitulation wick like everybody is predicting. Maybe are comparing this to the old $6K support back in 2018 but one thing is different. Back then the funding was positive or flat, it wasn’t negative as it is now.

So I am predicting that the range low will hold and we will chop around for the next few weeks.
The thing about short squeezing is that the upside is wide open, and nobody talks about that. That 40k is not that long time ago and right now up until 40k there is no resistance, which would destroy all the shorts there are at the moment. Which is why I believe a price increase towards 40k once again is not that incredibly difficult, however a drop to 20k is, not because logically both can't happen, it could definitely happen, as I always say bitcoin could be 1 dollar or 1 million dollars (in long term) and they are both technically speaking possible (although we know neither will happen soon).

So what does the current situation tells us? It tells us that in order for us to go to 20k that would require A LOT of people selling, whereas in order to go to 40k only half required to buy, so when one side is easier, usually that side is where we go.
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June 26, 2021, 12:54:25 PM
#44
It looks like Bitcoin's been on a constant bloodbath, struggling to get past the $40k mark. China, Elon Musk, among many other things, have caused the crypto market to go bearish. At the time of this writing, Bitcoin sits at around $33k per coin. A couple of days ago, Bitcoin was valued at $31k per coin. This is a good opportunity for those who missed on the train to grab coins at discounted prices. But it's a terrible situation for those who bought some Bitcoin when it was close to the $60k mark.

I'm wondering how low will Bitcoin go in price within the next couple of months? Will we likely see Bitcoin heading back to sub $20k prices? Or it is too late already? Do you plan to buy more Bitcoin and "hodl" strong? Or do you plan to sell it all? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much. Smiley
I think that is the answer that everyone would like to know at the moment, the previous days have been really bad for bitcoin and for the whole market in general.

I think that at worst we could see a price of 20k, and I repeat this is the worst case scenario we could see and it will require another huge round of FUD to take over the market before we see something like this, however I think it is way more likely we see something like 28k, so in my opinion we are close to the bottom which makes the current prices a great opportunity to buy coins for cheap and be ready when the bull run finally begins to gain strength.
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June 26, 2021, 12:15:35 PM
#43
I think it will go lower than $20K before it will bounce back. Good to buy more at a lower price and just hold for profit despite of all the negative news.
We might see sub $20k but that happens when there is a major correction and not when the market is looking for a direction, i am still not convinced that we are in a bear market and the market is trading at a range for some time and it will continue to do so until the market is able to break the resistance and until then expect the market to move in the same direction for a while.
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June 26, 2021, 11:15:59 AM
#42
it's a weekend, and indeed the weekend is a very confusing situation,
because at the weekend the crypto market will experience a fake pump and dump,
so there will be many wicks later on each candle, which must be strong support at $28k to $30k,
don't worry july till august i will all look good again.
legendary
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June 26, 2021, 10:02:46 AM
#41
Bitcoin can go to $20K or even lower however I will tell you one thing, it won’t be this month. Why? Because the funding is very high for shorts. Right now longs are being paid which is a rare event. Means that there are way too many people being bearish at the bottom, which is never a very good sign.

We are close to going below $30K again and I think we will get a short squeeze sooner rather than later. Because there is nobody left to sell anymore except maybe the shorts which will have to buy back soon.

So we will not get a nasty $5K capitulation wick like everybody is predicting. Maybe are comparing this to the old $6K support back in 2018 but one thing is different. Back then the funding was positive or flat, it wasn’t negative as it is now.

So I am predicting that the range low will hold and we will chop around for the next few weeks.
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June 26, 2021, 09:39:44 AM
#40
It looks like Bitcoin's been on a constant bloodbath, struggling to get past the $40k mark. China, Elon Musk, among many other things, have caused the crypto market to go bearish. At the time of this writing, Bitcoin sits at around $33k per coin. A couple of days ago, Bitcoin was valued at $31k per coin. This is a good opportunity for those who missed on the train to grab coins at discounted prices. But it's a terrible situation for those who bought some Bitcoin when it was close to the $60k mark.

I'm wondering how low will Bitcoin go in price within the next couple of months? Will we likely see Bitcoin heading back to sub $20k prices? Or it is too late already? Do you plan to buy more Bitcoin and "hodl" strong? Or do you plan to sell it all? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much. Smiley

I think it will go lower than $20K before it will bounce back. Good to buy more at a lower price and just hold for profit despite of all the negative news.
Really sad to see that we would be heading go below back in 30k price point and all of those rumors about going even below 20k is something really that possible to happen on where majority is been telling that it is way too far to consider on going to that point.

Whenever there are negative sentiments that do circles around then it isnt actually surprising that the market could really react on that way which would really result into situations like these.

When it comes to reactions and personal insights then it isnt something new that people do freak out and keep saying that this would be the end.
I would rather be readying up my stash or cash for buying back or for some cheaper coins.Chances like this doesnt really come often.
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June 26, 2021, 08:50:11 AM
#39
It looks like Bitcoin's been on a constant bloodbath, struggling to get past the $40k mark. China, Elon Musk, among many other things, have caused the crypto market to go bearish. At the time of this writing, Bitcoin sits at around $33k per coin. A couple of days ago, Bitcoin was valued at $31k per coin. This is a good opportunity for those who missed on the train to grab coins at discounted prices. But it's a terrible situation for those who bought some Bitcoin when it was close to the $60k mark.

I'm wondering how low will Bitcoin go in price within the next couple of months? Will we likely see Bitcoin heading back to sub $20k prices? Or it is too late already? Do you plan to buy more Bitcoin and "hodl" strong? Or do you plan to sell it all? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much. Smiley

I think it will go lower than $20K before it will bounce back. Good to buy more at a lower price and just hold for profit despite of all the negative news.
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June 26, 2021, 08:47:27 AM
#38
hard to guess of course, i don't think it will gong down to $20k I guess, from the price movement.. it's like it doesn't want to go down from $30k, I don't know how much it holds at $30k, well what is clear in my opinion, is a downward phase that does not last long, because it's possible that this decline could be a time to buy and then rise again.

Not only is it very difficult to predict how far the price of Bitcoin will go down, but it is impossible for anyone to know the lowest price of Bitcoin.
Instead of guessing something that no one really knows the answer to, why don't we use the current situation to buy Bitcoin. I am tired of predicting
Bitcoin price movements, so I buy Bitcoin every time the Bitcoin price drops. This can be profitable if we do it now, because I am optimistic that
in the future the price of Bitcoin can rise very high.
- Therefore, we can see that this question is becoming a topic that is too naive, knowing the value at a certain low and position, we probably don't need to look at the price pattern, simply place a few more orders at that price but no one can do that, demand and other factors can influence each other and change the value of bitcoin. Looking for an unrealistic answer only arouses negative emotions, I welcome people like you who are positive and confident, instead of trying to change the situation in the powerless
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June 26, 2021, 08:38:48 AM
#37
I'm wondering how low will Bitcoin go in price within the next couple of months? Will we likely see Bitcoin heading back to sub $20k prices? Or it is too late already? Do you plan to buy more Bitcoin and "hodl" strong? Or do you plan to sell it all? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much. Smiley

$20,000 level is very much possible in the next few days as Bitcoin is currently close to the support level of $30,000.
FUD is just too strong for now, but I honestly don't think it's a problem. That's how Fudster wants to see so they'll have to buy at a much lower price.
I thought weak hands have already left the market lol.

Hodl at this current range, and accumulate more when Btc falls below $29,000. The bounce back will be much higher than $60,000 in the next bull market.
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June 26, 2021, 08:17:19 AM
#36
In my opinion, if bitcoin price drops to the worst of 10k$ it will be a crisis for all investors, but looking at bitcoin analysis chart, it is at very strong resistance area at 30k $, so no one can specifically determine the future price of bitcoin. but bitcoin is the strongest currency that determines a lot of transactions in the market and i believe in the future it will reach 100k$
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June 26, 2021, 08:04:05 AM
#35
The lowest price of Bitcoin can never be as low as $10k and neither can the price can also be ascertained because of it being a medium of exchange and also decentralized
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June 26, 2021, 06:40:53 AM
#34
It looks like Bitcoin's been on a constant bloodbath, struggling to get past the $40k mark. China, Elon Musk, among many other things, have caused the crypto market to go bearish. At the time of this writing, Bitcoin sits at around $33k per coin. A couple of days ago, Bitcoin was valued at $31k per coin. This is a good opportunity for those who missed on the train to grab coins at discounted prices. But it's a terrible situation for those who bought some Bitcoin when it was close to the $60k mark.

I'm wondering how low will Bitcoin go in price within the next couple of months? Will we likely see Bitcoin heading back to sub $20k prices? Or it is too late already? Do you plan to buy more Bitcoin and "hodl" strong? Or do you plan to sell it all? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much. Smiley

Unfortunately, no one can say 100% how low the price of BTC will drop at the moment. The latest news shows that there is a fight going on. But what we need to know for sure is that if you would like to invest in BTC, now is a good time to do so, especially since the price of BTC is now half of its past ATH. Personally, I do not sell my BTC as I believe that this is not the right strategy, since I believe that by the end of 2021 there should be another phase of growth in the price of BTC, and that is when it will be possible to fix your profit.
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