I honestly don't know if I've ever seen Bitcoin do this before. Usually when we get the kind of volatility that we did on October 25 we wouldn't expect a slow decent downward. We would expect more volatile movements in one direction or another. Volatility breeds volatility.
Instead we are left in this situation where the market appears overwhelmingly bearish but we still haven't seen the trigger get pulled on a flash crash back to the $8000-$7500 range. Volumes are still low during this time of year where everyone is moving money around because of vacations, Christmas, taxes, Q4, and whatever else.
If Bitcoin isn't above 10k by the end of the month I'll will not be expecting any kind of bull run in December. At the same time, there isn't a lot of wiggle room to crash down to either. In my opinion $7500 is the absolute floor at this point. This is my main argument for a winter bull run in the first place.
Speaking of Black Friday... I think that this year on Christmas will be an excellent time to gamble on a day trade. I'm expecting rich kids to get Bitcoin in record numbers this year. Affluent youngins are punks so they'll dump the market on Christmas day and cash it out to their bank accounts. More on this in a few weeks after we see where the market has gone.
This prediction looks pretty good and in line with my thoughts no matter what happens this winter. It's even in line with my Moore's Law doubling theory.
| Jan | Feb | Mar | April | May | June |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $6933 | $7467 | $8000 | $8533 | $9067 | $9600 |
| July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $10133 | $10667 | $11200 | $11733 | $12267 | $12800 |
As the year comes to an end I've calculated the base value of Bitcoin over the 12 months of 2020. The stars seem to be aligning on this front. By the end of March the lowest Bitcoin should possibly be able to go is 8k. I strongly feel that there is going to be a hardcore Bitcoin bottom somewhere between February and March based on this information. We'll know for sure we've hit it if the doubling line gets touched. Here's to hoping for easy money. I'll be saving up until then.
I think a big question we have to ask ourselves is how we would be feeling right now if the price of Bitcoin hadn't spiked on October 25th. What if the price had slowly risen from $7500 to where it is currently? We'd probably think we were in a pretty good place right now. It's all a matter of relative perspective. That being said I currently have quite bearish sentiment in my gut at the moment. Again, as someone who seems to get it wrong more often than not, maybe this is a good thing, lol.
