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Midweek Market Closes
A crash happening at the beginning of the trading week is not uncommon. People are just returning back to the market and gearing up for the week ahead. A crash is always an opportunity to buy and when people start buying back in, prices start to go up. Bitcoin is currently struggling at $33k. But if the coin can close at $34k at the end of the market day, then we could see a recovery up to $49k.Bitcoin price dumped in January | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.comWith steady recoveries in the charts, a massive run-up could be underway. With previous market trends, we could have potentially hit the bottom in bitcoin. Steady buybacks into the market could be exactly what the coin needs.
Bitcoin Recovery Trend
There has always been a massive drop in price before a big run. Back in January, there was a 15% drop in price in 24 hours. After that, bitcoin began a memorable recovery. Up until it hit a new all-time high. And so, while it might look like the coin is going to dump, it could just be gearing up for recovery. With such a huge downtrend, a recovery following this would be momentous. Leading to incredible new numbers and daily gains.Related Reading | More Than $1 Billion In Crypto Positions Liquidated In Overnight Bloodbath
But that only happens once investors start having faith in the market again. The still remains in extreme fear. People are still liquidating massive amounts of crypto daily. Trying to get out of the market. There are speculations that there could be a coming . So people are trying to avoid that. Some investors are liquidating their crypto assets at losses. All in fear of being in the market when it keeps dumping. But the best way to invest in crypto has always been long-term. Once the weak hands exit the market, there could be a run-up. Strong hands remaining in the market means that there are no liquidations due to fear going on. People will be buying and holding because they believe in the asset.Featured image from The Independent, chart from TradingView.com