Topic: Will Bitcoin get back to 60K this week? - page 6. (Read 847 times)
60k is a difficult resistance as much as the 40k resistance so we can see some time that the prices are staying in between the 50k and 40k line for awhile trying to break the 60k resistance and I don't think that we don't have anything to worry about because despite this down, the prices are definitely going to go up. Maybe this week is not the time that we will break that resistance but we will definitely break it, there is still a lot of time for the market to recover, its not like it is the end of the year yet.
If we lose $54,000 support, we will lose up to $50,000 & if we lose $50,000 support, it will fall to the range of 40,000. Unless it has good support to prevent it from falling.If this support continues and a pattern is formed, be prepared for a good climb.
Anyway if it falls back to $50 I hope to have spare FIAT to buy this dip/sale
You may not have the chance to get in at $50k in a near time. Bitcoin may hit another ATH faster than you think because institutional investors are not giving up. Bitcoin is becoming a global asset and many investors are throwing in money to hodl the coin.
March 10th Bitcoin was approximately $54k
March 13th Bitcoin was approximately $60k
I say yes, I have noticed Bitcoin moves up closer to the weekends generally,
although I have been wrong on occasion!
Anyway if it falls back to $50 I hope to have spare FIAT to buy this dip/sale
March 13th Bitcoin was approximately $60k
I say yes, I have noticed Bitcoin moves up closer to the weekends generally,
although I have been wrong on occasion!
Anyway if it falls back to $50 I hope to have spare FIAT to buy this dip/sale
60K or 50K?
It can be happened or not but my strategy says that the level to watch is $58250$. If the Bitcoin price is getting higher than it, the massive change may be seen within a short time. Then Bitcoin will be super duper bullish as we can hope for new ATH too. Time will decide what will be happened as per market demand.
60K or 50K?
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