A well-known crypto analyst remains uncertain about Bitcoin’s trajectory, citing extreme market volatility.
Altcoin Sherpa, a popular trader, shared that BTC could surge to $100,000 or drop to $75,000 within days, making any outcome possible. He advised staying prepared for rapid market shifts.
Examining Bitcoin’s price trends, he noted that the higher time frame charts offer little insight into its next move. While BTC remains above the 200-day EMA, he emphasized the importance of holding the $89,000 level amid upcoming volatility.
The analyst also warned that Bitcoin could experience a prolonged period of choppy trading before making a decisive move. He pointed to past cycles where BTC often saw a sharp decline before bottoming out, suggesting a potential drop to the $70,000-$75,000 range.
Drawing parallels to 2021, he speculated that BTC might consolidate for months before making a major move.
Despite the uncertainty, Altcoin Sherpa highlighted the need for traders to remain flexible and react quickly to price movements. He suggested that sudden market swings could present opportunities, but caution is necessary given the unpredictability.
With Bitcoin at a crucial juncture, he urged investors to closely monitor key price levels and be prepared for any scenario.
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