It's already been past halving, yet prices continue to fluctuate between the $9k to $9.5k range. I've noticed that each time prices try to reach $10k, everything "falls out" immediately. Is this a result of price manipulation by whales? At this pace, it's hard to believe that Bitcoin will ever get past $10k. Even if it does get past $10k, reaching a new ATH in price could be quite challenging.
I believe that the following is happening: when there was the incident that involved the general of Iran that the USA killed him, the whales saw the opportunity to manipulate the price, but when it reached $10,000 they found a great resistance that they were unable to break because there was not much buyers. Now with halving the same thing must have happened. The question is: what price we will see in the coming months?
Since it's been only a week after Bitcoin's third halving, anything could happen in the future. Right now, we're in a level of uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Maybe Bitcoin will be able to break out to new levels in price after all of this is over? Or will it continue to rise while Fiat goes down the drain?
It is likely that the price will start to increase a lot from the beginning of next year, I do not expect to see the price break $13000 this year
Fees are at an increasing rate
I had to pay $5 to transfer $40 because I wanted it not to take too long for the transaction to confirm... it was last week. Days before I paid a $ 5 fee, I made a transaction that paid a $2 fee and took a long time to confirm
What are your thoughts? Do you think Bitcoin will ever get past $10k?
if you ask me in a short time something like in 1 week, i will tell you that the price will definitely start to rise in a few months