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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency Trading => Cryptocurrency Price Speculations => Topic started by: Papusha20 on February 29, 2024, 08:35:44 AM
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1st March 2024 Bitcoin Price (2022-2023) Bitcoin price touched $64k, the highest record in two years. Right now, the signs of Bitcoin price improvement in the run-up to the halving are very good. And can you comment on whether the price of Bitcoin will improve or not
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The $64k level is not what traders are looking for, but rather 69, and given the speed of the price break, unless a correction occurs, we may have reached the ATH for the first time before the halving. As for the general trend, the ETF has already been priced, and I do not know if the halving has been priced, but there will inevitably be a correction coming.
The question is which peak will this correction come from and which bottom will it be?
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Bitcoin ETFs are one of the reasons why the price of Bitcoin has increased so much this year. With the approval of the Bitcoin ETF, it is very likely that the price of Bitcoin will break the 2021 highs before the halving. Bitcoin price has already touched $64000 which is the biggest joy time for investors. Because we are in a bull market before the halving, I don't know how long this bull run will last but it is very likely to be longer. Since the Bitcoin halving will take place in April, the current price increase in Bitcoin is an early sign that the price of Bitcoin will be higher in 2025.
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1st March 2024 Bitcoin Price (2022-2023) Bitcoin price touched $64k, the highest record in two years. Right now, the signs of Bitcoin price improvement in the run-up to the halving are very good. And can you comment on whether the price of Bitcoin will improve or not
This is the end of a very happy month. I never even thought that in February, the price of Bitcoin could reach more than $55k. But apparently, it's exactly passed. And touching that number, a number that is not far from the ATH in the previous bullish era, isn't this very b=interesting, right?
And currently the Bitcoin price is down around $62k, but it is very common for corrections to occur. I even thought there would be deeper corrections later.