A prominent crypto expert is signaling that Bitcoin (BTC) might experience a decline following its rise to the $69,000 mark on Sunday.
Known as Credible Crypto, this trader shared his bearish outlook, indicating a shift in sentiment regarding Bitcoin’s near-term trajectory.
I think our top is probs now in on $BTC, here’s what I think makes the most sense on lower timeframes.
A bit more chopping about before we are ready to continue down ideally. pic.twitter.com/ToHChgi4Qv
— CrediBULL Crypto (@CredibleCrypto) October 22, 2024
He suggested that the current market behavior points toward more volatility before a downward movement is confirmed.
Credible Crypto believes there may be a final attempt to rally towards the $68,000 level before facing resistance and potentially dropping to around $61,000 by the following week.
He has even warned that Bitcoin could dip below $49,000, stating that the $58,000-$61,000 range represents the last stronghold for bulls trying to avert such a drop.
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