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Bitcoin Could Hit $20,000 In May, Fractal Suggests
Late last year, all crypto traders could talk about was the similarities between Bitcoin’s price action in 2019 and that seen in the larger cycle of 2017 to the end of 2018; both time periods had a parabolic run-up, a blow-off top, a fakeout that failed to restart the bull trend, and a descending triangle that broke lower to send prices falling. Popular crypto analyst Ambroid , noting in a chart that Bitcoin’s price structure since November 2019 is eerily reminiscent of that of late-2018 to early-2019; both periods had a multi-week consolidation in a tight range, a strong breakout, a three-week consolidation, before another thrust higher.thoughts right now, structure looks too similar. — Ambroid (@anambroid)
Ambroid depicted that if Bitcoin completes this seeming bottoming fractal, the price of the cryptocurrency could trade well past $20,000 around the time of May this year, which would line up with the block reward reduction or “halving.”
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This Forecast Isn’t Entirely Baseless
There are other technical analyses backing this lofty sentiment, as crazy as it seems. , a pseudonymous analyst that in early January called Bitcoin’s rally to the $9,000s, recently released an extensive TradingView post entitled “” In it, he made the case for BTC to retest $20,000 by July 1st, 2020 — not exactly May but close enough. As crazy as this may sounds, he pointed to a confluence of positive technical developments:- The Lucid Stop and Reversal has printed a bullish candle for the first time since July 2019, when BTC was trading well above $10,000.
- The Average Directional Index on a daily basis has seen the first bullish crossover since March 2019.
- And much more.
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