Bitcoin Plunges Nearly 10% as Bears Take the Wheel
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down over 7% at its of $9,680, down significantly from its recent highs of $10,600.
“$BTC Parabolic Curve: Calling the end of a large Parabolic Curve is NOT EASY. It seems obvious & that is why it is hard. We already have a couple of fairly logical para-trend lines that we had to cancel & we have a cpl more that may end up being canceled as well,” he explained while referencing the below chart.
Parabolic Curve Calling the end of a large Parabolic Curve is NOT EASY. It seems obvious & that is why it is hard We already have a couple of fairly logical para-trend lines that we had to cancel & we have a cpl more that may end up being canceled as well — Mr. Anderson (@TrueCrypto28)
BTC Bears Celebrate as Selling Pressure Ramps Up
Although many Bitcoin critics had been quiet during its recent ascent, the same critics are now celebrating its recent losses, with Nouriel Roubini, a renowned economist and one of the most outspoken critics of the cryptocurrency, boasting about the fact that BTC is down 55% from its all-time-highs.“BTC down 33% from June peak & 55% from ATH. It must hurt to get rekt so much! Calling bitcoin a currency, let alone 1000s of shitcoins down 95% from ATH, is a joke: not a unit of account, not means of payments (5tps); no stable store of value (-15% in a day),” he exclaimed in a recent tweet.
BTC down 33% from June peak & 55% from ATH. It must hurt to get rekt so much! Calling bitcoin a currency, let alone 1000s of shitcoins down 95% from ATH, is a joke: not a unit of account, not means of payments (5tps); no stable store of value (-15% in a day). CRYPTO-ZOMBIE-LAND! — Nouriel Roubini (@Nouriel)
Nouriel’s framing of Bitcoin’s recent price action is quite interesting, however, as it also signals just how far its price has come in recent times, recovering significantly from where it was at in December of 2018, where it was trading down over 83% from its all-time-highs.
As the week drags on and BTC reacts to its newfound position within the four-figure price region, analysts and investors alike will hopefully gain greater insight into where the aggregated markets are heading next.
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