Bitcoin Price Analysis: Outlook for Continued Decline
Alan Santana’s recent analysis on TradingView suggests that Bitcoin may continue to face downward pressure, citing several key indicators.
Santana emphasizes the importance of market psychology in predicting Bitcoin’s price movements. He notes that the current market sentiment lacks fear or panic, which typically accompanies market bottoms.
According to Santana, this absence of negative emotions suggests that further price declines may be on the horizon.
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Potential Impact of Donald Trump Presidency on Bitcoin (BTC)He points out that despite Bitcoin experiencing a small drop, there has been no widespread fear or surprise among investors. Santana believes this calm reaction could indicate that the correction is not yet complete.
Another factor Santana highlights is the lack of significant trading volume during recent price rebounds. This minimal trading activity, according to him, indicates that bullish investors are not yet ready to aggressively enter the market. Consequently, Santana believes that a substantial recovery in Bitcoin’s price seems unlikely in the near term.
Santana also considers the influx of new investors into the cryptocurrency market over the past 18 months. He estimates that millions of individuals have entered the market during this period, having only experienced Bitcoin’s upward price movements. Santana draws parallels to previous market cycles, suggesting that new generations of traders often face similar challenges.
Regarding Bitcoin’s recent price movements, Santana notes a decline from its peak of $74,000 in March to its current level around $57,000. Despite ongoing bullish sentiment among many investors, Santana views this as a potential warning sign. He predicts that a true market bottom typically coincides with widespread fear and panic, indicating potential buying opportunities when sentiment turns extremely negative.
While Santana’s analysis paints a bearish short-term outlook for Bitcoin, he maintains a positive long-term perspective. He anticipates that growth will resume after the current correction reaches its bottom. However, Santana advises investors to prepare for potential further price declines before a sustainable recovery phase begins.
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