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Topic: Why the Crypto Market Remains ‘Moderately Bearish’ in 2019 - page 4. (Read 655 times)

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With the exception of Ethereum, which seems to have started the year with all guns blazing ahead of the Constantinople fork,
ETH is a pump and dump coin and it only got pumped because of its fork hype and the time was right too since it was dumped hard prior to the small pump (down to $80ish). not to mention that it wasn't "guns blazing" pump either since it was a small pump which couldn't even bring it to $200! and it was killed in its infancy.

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it won’t surprise anyone that the market analysts SFOX rate crypto as “moderately bearish” entering 2019.
bearish would have been if price of bitcoin went below $3k not when it is pretty much the same as it was before! fluctuating within the same channels.
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That's really frustrating to see the CMC chart. The prices of top coins are dropping very cheaply, I was hoping for a massive pump as the first priority but crypto has some other thoughts. I think some big whales will be behind this downfall.
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With the exception of Ethereum, which seems to have started the year with all guns blazing ahead of the Constantinople fork, it won’t surprise anyone that the market analysts SFOX rate crypto as “moderately bearish” entering 2019. In fact, with further sharp drops in all major coins today, perhaps even the word “moderately” is wishful thinking.

However, unlike many price predictions based on the instincts of even the most credible CEO or economist, the SFOX Volatility Report is based on more than just sentiment.

The cryptocurrency dealer and market analyst takes into account trading volume, price, and volatility data from eight major exchanges. They then come up with an index by analyzing three major factors: market sentiment, volatility, and how the sector, in general, is advancing.

Throughout 2018, this index ranged from highly bullish to positively bearish with November and December the most volatile months on record.

CCN | https://www.ccn.com/why-the-crypto-market-remains-moderately-bearish-in-2019/
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