it's TA but it's also probabilities. We need to think more about fundamental analysis as well as analyzing the economy around us to make a final decision. With the economy and disease still rampant like this, a quick recovery is difficult.
Fundamental analysis always includes world economy conditions and events. Moreover, we do not need any quick leap just progressive rising will be more than enough, by considering how pandemic is getting slow down everywhere, we can assume that bitcoin will start attracting investors like usually it will do before pandemic. Bitcoin is into a rare stable zone right now which may not hold for long due to its basic economic rules hence we can expect bulls get back into action very soon.
Besides, Bitcoin is still affected by the general economy and it does not have the deflation function as people often say. so I conclude that bitcoin will not be able to grow strongly in the near future, it needs to have a big dump first before it can rise again.
Its deflation characteristics alone helps it to hold into a stable zone rather than falling down against every 10 minute supply. The deflation thing will not disappear suddenly just due to the reason of world economy is not doing well.
I agree, always a big bump is the trigger for bull run and this time as well we need one. But, when new investors get back on board, progressive growth also will lead to recovery to get back into the current ATH zone.
Bitcoin price will drop to $ 8k2 or worse will be $ 7k3 in a few weeks.
Do you have any supporting analysis on this? Or just your guess works? When you are talking like this you must include technical view to support your points rather than sounding like mere FUD.