(Click on image to enlarge) That being said, I don’t think this is a market that’s ready to give up its bullish behavior, and on dips, we continue to see traders come in and buy Bitcoin. I think that will continue to be the case, but I also recognize that a pullback would not necessarily be the worst thing ever. There is obviously a lot of demand for Bitcoin at the moment, and there’s obviously a lot of people out there that are true believers. As long as that’s the case, and of course the fact that Wall Street has its new shiny ETF, I think there is a bit of a floor in this market. I don’t know where the floor is at the moment, because now it has become more institutionalized it won’t rely on technical analysis like it once did. After all, technical analysis tends to be the purview of retail traders, and while institutions do use it, they approach it from a “top-down framework” starting with fundamentals.However, there are Levels I am WatchingThat being said, I’d be very interested in a dip to the $90,000 level. The 50 Day EMA comes into the picture that point, and I think a lot of people would be interested in picking up Bitcoin at a “10% discount.” While this is now an institutional asset, and we probably won’t experience massive volatility anymore, a 10% discount would not be out of order here, nor would it change anything. In fact, I’d really like to see a drop to the $80,000 level, but the question then becomes whether or not everybody gets what they want? As things stand right now, there seems to be plenty of interest, and I think it’s simply a matter of whether or not we can break above the $104,000 region to get more “FOMO.” We may just simply be working off froth, which is similar to what we did earlier this year so people could collect more.More By This Author:ETH/USD Forecast: Breaks Above 4KBTC/USD Forecast: Bitcoin Continues To Test 100KGold Forecast: Gold Continues To See Supporters
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