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Title: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: examplens on December 26, 2024, 02:35:15 PM
OK, we are in a bull season, we still don't know how long it will go, but it is clear to everyone that at some point there will be a correction. After the previous bull run when BTC touched ATH $74k, we saw a pullback to (if I'm not mistaken) $20k in one brief moment. Last time the resistance point was around $50k. After that, he broke the $100k mark.

Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: yhiaali3 on December 26, 2024, 05:54:13 PM
I'm not entirely sure but according to an article I read on CoinMarket there are strong support points at $95,000, $90,000 and $85,000 if bitcoin can break the last resistance it could drop to $72,000 according to some analysts.
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Despite the short-term downward trend, Bitcoin’s technical analysis suggests the price is consolidating within a larger uptrend. The recent market correction came after the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, where market reactions suggested this was a shakeout rather than a reversal. CrypNuevo, another analyst, pointed to key support levels, such as $85,000. If Bitcoin falls below this, it could lead to a deeper correction, possibly down to $72,000. On the other hand, the $90,000-$95,000 range has been a strong support level, with significant buying interest emerging during price dips.
https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/article/bitcoin-social-sentiment-hits-yearly-low-as-price-faces-correction-signals-potential-recovery-above-dollar100000

However these scenarios seem weak and unlikely at the moment in my opinion as we are heading towards big news at the beginning of the new year with the Trump administration starting its work which now has the largest number of supporters of bitcoin.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: target on December 26, 2024, 06:14:52 PM
Unless this 107k is already the peak of this bull run then we can assume the lowest could be somewhere around 50k. Normally they see the resistances and support levels are where it might push the price up again but break outs can happen.

If I have to prepare for the worse, 31k  will be the lowest point. Beyond this price, I think people will be disappointed already and will leave BTC to the OGs. 17k is tragic for the holders.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: LogitechMouse on December 27, 2024, 06:51:18 AM
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Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
(https://talkimg.com/images/2024/12/27/D7ARZ.png)
The Yellow Line in the picture is the 50 Daily Moving Average, and it seems like there are many times where Bitcoin is touching it, but it doesn't end up below that line. I believe that the yellow line will act as the support in the short to mid-term. That's at around the $95,500 price level.

If we stay below that yellow line for days, we might see Bitcoin reaching as low as $90,000 yet again, but with the year nearing to its end, I expect January particularly the start of it to be a bullish one, and I expect that in a few days to a week, we will see Bitcoin going to $100,000 yet again.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: SmartGold01 on December 27, 2024, 07:35:21 AM
OK, we are in a bull season, we still don't know how long it will go, but it is clear to everyone that at some point there will be a correction. After the previous bull run when BTC touched ATH $74k, we saw a pullback to (if I'm not mistaken) $20k in one brief moment. Last time the resistance point was around $50k. After that, he broke the $100k mark.

Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
As we know the market is filled with possibilities and anything can likely happened within the shortest range, and we can't give full assurance to what it may gives birth after now. And of course the market can turn down to any point were we can't expects it would be, and for the market to remain this long in one position that means breaking out is so sure within some moments.
Since the market already experienced 108k and the pullback hit it back to 92k and there is every possibility that before new year evening something magical might likely happened.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: hugeblack on December 27, 2024, 10:42:36 AM
It is usually determined according to the ATH. If ATH is $107,000, a correction of 60% to 80% will determine the bottom. Therefore, the $24,000 levels are the lowest at the moment, or $80,000 to $48,000 if the new ATH is between $100,000 and $200,000.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: examplens on December 27, 2024, 01:19:23 PM
It is usually determined according to the ATH. If ATH is $107,000, a correction of 60% to 80% will determine the bottom. Therefore, the $24,000 levels are the lowest at the moment, or $80,000 to $48,000 if the new ATH is between $100,000 and $200,000.
At the time of entering the ETF, we were at about $40k. Then they started to buy en masse, and somehow because of that, I am convinced that it will not go below their investment threshold. Of course, unless they try to manipulate the market by selling heavily to buy on deep later.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Stompix on December 27, 2024, 02:59:59 PM
Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?

0 since technically it doesn't cost you to own and store bitcoin.
Remember how oil went negative back in 2020? If someone would have told you that you would have called him crazy or lunatic.

Bitcoin is not magical either, it will react to the markets, if nukes start flying it drops like a stone, we enter a recession it will go below it's previous ATH just like it did before, markets are so intercorrelated that any ripple effect will be felt in crypto too, there is no price barrier or anything that will hold if we have a rout as we had before, multiply the events from February 2022 by three 4 times and we will visit those levels in a flash.

Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: examplens on December 27, 2024, 03:48:42 PM
0 since technically it doesn't cost you to own and store bitcoin.
From that perspective, it doesn't even cost anything to keep paper money, it can be just an ordinary old shoe box.

Remember how oil went negative back in 2020? If someone would have told you that you would have called him crazy or lunatic.

Bitcoin is not magical either, it will react to the markets, if nukes start flying it drops like a stone, we enter a recession it will go below it's previous ATH just like it did before, markets are so intercorrelated that any ripple effect will be felt in crypto too, there is no price barrier or anything that will hold if we have a rout as we had before, multiply the events from February 2022 by three 4 times and we will visit those levels in a flash.
Rather, I would say that Bitcoin retains its value in relation to the inflation that fiat currencies have. For example, 15 years ago, $1000 had a much stronger value than it does today.
It was 2020 that significantly pushed Bitcoin up. After the initial drop due to the declaration of the pandemic and lockdown, BTC reached the ATH by the end of that year.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Stompix on December 28, 2024, 12:50:47 PM
0 since technically it doesn't cost you to own and store bitcoin.
From that perspective, it doesn't even cost anything to keep paper money, it can be just an ordinary old shoe box.

Yes, so has at any time paper money value gone negative?

Rather, I would say that Bitcoin retains its value in relation to the inflation that fiat currencies have. For example, 15 years ago, $1000 had a much stronger value than it does today.
It was 2020 that significantly pushed Bitcoin up. After the initial drop due to the declaration of the pandemic and lockdown, BTC reached the ATH by the end of that year.

You asked how low it could go, not how will it be priced after the event that will trigger the dump.
Remember that it was supposed to never trade before the previous cycle ATH, that went down to mythbusters, it was also supposed to counter inflation yet it went down during the highest inflation time, it was supposed to benefit from a crash in the banking sector or stock market it went down it them, so again, if you ask theoretically how low it can get you need to explore two scenarios
- how low can bitcoin get in  calm no war not recession economy
- hw low can bitcoin get if China invades Taiwan

Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: hugeblack on December 28, 2024, 01:37:05 PM

At the time of entering the ETF, we were at about $40k. Then they started to buy en masse, and somehow because of that, I am convinced that it will not go below their investment threshold. Of course, unless they try to manipulate the market by selling heavily to buy on deep later.
When the price dropped to $15k levels, the average investment of most investors was above $20k, so we can see a correction more than $40k levels.

0 since technically it doesn't cost you to own and store bitcoin.
Remember how oil went negative back in 2020? If someone would have told you that you would have called him crazy or lunatic.
WTI futures contract were but technically this cannot happen to the spot price. For example, on that day Brent price was ~$26.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Stuart on December 28, 2024, 02:41:21 PM
So far, the price of Bitcoin has gone to the lows of $93k and still striving to hold and be above that price. The year is almost ending and a new year kicking off with the administration of President Donald Trump. I think Bitcoin might go to the lowest of $90k or at most $85k, because we are talking about the lows Bitcoin can experience during this little pull back/correction. The time for Bitcoin to go below this price marks is too short. Except the administration of President Donald Trump is not in favor of the crypto industry and Bitcoin.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: armanda90 on December 28, 2024, 04:10:23 PM
So far, the price of Bitcoin has gone to the lows of $93k and still striving to hold and be above that price. The year is almost ending and a new year kicking off with the administration of President Donald Trump. I think Bitcoin might go to the lowest of $90k or at most $85k, because we are talking about the lows Bitcoin can experience during this little pull back/correction. The time for Bitcoin to go below this price marks is too short. Except the administration of President Donald Trump is not in favor of the crypto industry and Bitcoin.
Bitcoin price looks not stable yet and most lower price for today around $93k, looks not close opportunity for bitcoin will drop under $90k but have many flash pump for bitcoin after getting lower price.
Donald Trump left few days later will be US president and huge impact for bitcoin will return back to higher price, I think bitcoin if get huge dump in last several days later have opportunity for bitcoin will increasing or recovery drastically when Donald Trump finally become US president.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: examplens on December 29, 2024, 09:55:01 PM
0 since technically it doesn't cost you to own and store bitcoin.
From that perspective, it doesn't even cost anything to keep paper money, it can be just an ordinary old shoe box.

Yes, so has at any time paper money value gone negative?
I have personally experienced an economy where paper money becomes worthless a week after the first printing, i.e. worth exactly 0 points. Inflation that was measured in thousands of percent per day

You asked how low it could go, not how will it be priced after the event that will trigger the dump.
OK, I just listed some examples and Bitcoin's susceptibility or resistance to them.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: milewilda on December 31, 2024, 11:15:53 AM
It is usually determined according to the ATH. If ATH is $107,000, a correction of 60% to 80% will determine the bottom. Therefore, the $24,000 levels are the lowest at the moment, or $80,000 to $48,000 if the new ATH is between $100,000 and $200,000.
Basing up on history then these are really that potential drops on which this is something that Bitcoin could be able to reach out or goes down but of course we do know that in each year cycle or any possible trend then we dont really know on how deep it would be in speaking about the numbers where Bitcoin could be able to correct and thats why its really that hard to make or draw up some conclusions on whats the current price that we might be able to go down. Thing here is that you do really know at least on what you are doing at the time or moment that it do corrections on which it is to make out some accumulation or buybacks. Never tend to missed that one out because at the time it do happens then you will be having such kind of regret.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Stompix on December 31, 2024, 03:27:47 PM
WTI futures contract were but technically this cannot happen to the spot price. For example, on that day Brent price was ~$26.

Technically, but we have seen hw this works, spot prices dropped to $12  actually and this because this is was oil in a  deposit ready to ship compared to futures, so the price for storage was paid and the oil was secured in a place , that's why I said cost will determine the lowest value.

I have personally experienced an economy where paper money becomes worthless a week after the first printing, i.e. worth exactly 0 points. Inflation that was measured in thousands of percent per day

Maybe per month, not even Hungary in 1946 has inflation in the thousands per day, that would mean your country would have had worse inflation by a trillion times  than  Hungary had the entire year in just a week.



Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Asiska02 on December 31, 2024, 08:52:40 PM
Unless this 107k is already the peak of this bull run then we can assume the lowest could be somewhere around 50k. Normally they see the resistances and support levels are where it might push the price up again but break outs can happen.

If I have to prepare for the worse, 31k  will be the lowest point. Beyond this price, I think people will be disappointed already and will leave BTC to the OGs. 17k is tragic for the holders.

If bitcoin gets as low as $17K, I am also scared that many people will lose trust in bitcoin and we might see a reduced number of holders in the future. In the history of bitcoin, there is always a predicted price that even when the bearish market has began, bitcoin won’t go below that price. $17K is such a very low price that many people will be pessimistic about the whole bitcoin thing and would prefer to sell off their holdings. $31K is a more realistic price though even if it is too low in my own opinion to see bitcoin going back to during the bearish season.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: MrSpasybo on January 01, 2025, 04:47:13 PM
OK, we are in a bull season, we still don't know how long it will go, but it is clear to everyone that at some point there will be a correction. After the previous bull run when BTC touched ATH $74k, we saw a pullback to (if I'm not mistaken) $20k in one brief moment. Last time the resistance point was around $50k. After that, he broke the $100k mark.

Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
I am unable to predict the future or provide financial advice. I can only present some of my observations based on the models I am using to track the market.

1. According to the parallel channel, I believe that if BTC price continues to decline, $70K will be where it receives strong support to prevent it from falling out of the uptrend.

2. Assuming we will have a correction wave for the growth wave from $16K to $108K, Fibo 0.382 ~ $51K and Fibo 0.618 ~ $32K will be the price zones where BTC will receive support after falling out of the uptrend.

(https://www.tradingview.com/x/UWVofU3G/)

I do not expect BTC price to retest $70K or $32K. I hope BTC price will continue to move sideways and altseason will take place successfully in 2025.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: UNIVERSE on January 01, 2025, 11:16:53 PM
If bitcoin gets as low as $17K, I am also scared that many people will lose trust in bitcoin and we might see a reduced number of holders in the future. In the history of bitcoin, there is always a predicted price that even when the bearish market has began, bitcoin won’t go below that price. $17K is such a very low price that many people will be pessimistic about the whole bitcoin thing and would prefer to sell off their holdings. $31K is a more realistic price though even if it is too low in my own opinion to see bitcoin going back to during the bearish season.
If Bitcoin price dropped to $17k, people may lose interest in Bitcoin. It is too big decline, people will be afraid to invest in Bitcoin anymore. Considering the current ETH of Bitcoin, it is very unlikely that Bitcoin dropped to $17k. Since Bitcoin crossed $108k, I think the lowest price of Bitcoin in the next bearish season will be above $30k. So, we don't be so worried about the chance of Bitcoin declining again to $17k. It is impossible in my own opinion.

Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: philipma1957 on January 02, 2025, 01:40:06 AM
OK, we are in a bull season, we still don't know how long it will go, but it is clear to everyone that at some point there will be a correction. After the previous bull run when BTC touched ATH $74k, we saw a pullback to (if I'm not mistaken) $20k in one brief moment. Last time the resistance point was around $50k. After that, he broke the $100k mark.

Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?

well the double top in 2021 say 68k was followed by 15.9 k in 2022.

inorder for me to say what we may retreat to I need to know if 108k was the top without a top picking the low is futile.

We can drop 65% to 85% off the top based on past history

So if 108 was the top   16.2-37.8 could happen based on past history

I am more inclined to think 10k or less or we never go under say 60k

As I think Trump will either really fuck BTC up or really boost BTC
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: milewilda on January 03, 2025, 04:39:11 AM
OK, we are in a bull season, we still don't know how long it will go, but it is clear to everyone that at some point there will be a correction. After the previous bull run when BTC touched ATH $74k, we saw a pullback to (if I'm not mistaken) $20k in one brief moment. Last time the resistance point was around $50k. After that, he broke the $100k mark.

Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?

well the double top in 2021 say 68k was followed by 15.9 k in 2022.

inorder for me to say what we may retreat to I need to know if 108k was the top without a top picking the low is futile.

We can drop 65% to 85% off the top based on past history

So if 108 was the top   16.2-37.8 could happen based on past history

I am more inclined to think 10k or less or we never go under say 60k

As I think Trump will either really fuck BTC up or really boost BTC
History whether it would happen or not again for this year cycle then there's no way that we can tell but probabilities is there on which knowing this market for a decade+ and into its movement then it could have that sharp decline without any valid reasons behind. This is why its not really that shocking if ever this one will happen again if that one happens then tons of people will panic out specially to those who do bought up on the peak and this is something that will likely to happen. Thing or important here is that you do have reserved funds for you to make up some buyback at the moment or time that it do make out some serious correction.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: examplens on January 03, 2025, 09:10:18 PM
Maybe per month, not even Hungary in 1946 has inflation in the thousands per day, that would mean your country would have had worse inflation by a trillion times  than  Hungary had the entire year in just a week.
OK, I exaggerated a bit, but the numbers were crazy.
In January '94 116.546 trillion percent

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This period spanned 22 months, from March 1992 to January 1994. Inflation peaked at a monthly rate of 313 million percent in January 1994.[4] Daily inflation was 62%, with an inflation rate of 2.03% in 1 hour being higher than the annual inflation rate of many developed countries. The inflation rate in January 1994, converted to annual levels, reached 116,545,906,563,330 percent (116.546 trillion percent, or 1.16 × 1014 percent).
Source (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation_in_the_Federal_Republic_of_Yugoslavia)
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: JoyMarsha on January 03, 2025, 10:33:47 PM
Unless this 107k is already the peak of this bull run then we can assume the lowest could be somewhere around 50k. Normally they see the resistances and support levels are where it might push the price up again but break outs can happen.

If I have to prepare for the worse, 31k  will be the lowest point. Beyond this price, I think people will be disappointed already and will leave BTC to the OGs. 17k is tragic for the holders.

If bitcoin gets as low as $17K, I am also scared that many people will lose trust in bitcoin and we might see a reduced number of holders in the future. In the history of bitcoin, there is always a predicted price that even when the bearish market has began, bitcoin won’t go below that price. $17K is such a very low price that many people will be pessimistic about the whole bitcoin thing and would prefer to sell off their holdings. $31K is a more realistic price though even if it is too low in my own opinion to see bitcoin going back to during the bearish season.
With the US Bitcoin reserve at hand and some other countries that will do the same to have Bitcoin as their reserve, I don't think Bitcoin will go below $20k. It can hang around $40k at least toward the end of the bearish market. Bitcoin has gone high in price for us to begin to think of a lesser price below $20k in the bearish market to come
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Baofeng on January 03, 2025, 11:36:07 PM
Unless this 107k is already the peak of this bull run then we can assume the lowest could be somewhere around 50k. Normally they see the resistances and support levels are where it might push the price up again but break outs can happen.

If I have to prepare for the worse, 31k  will be the lowest point. Beyond this price, I think people will be disappointed already and will leave BTC to the OGs. 17k is tragic for the holders.

If bitcoin gets as low as $17K, I am also scared that many people will lose trust in bitcoin and we might see a reduced number of holders in the future. In the history of bitcoin, there is always a predicted price that even when the bearish market has began, bitcoin won’t go below that price. $17K is such a very low price that many people will be pessimistic about the whole bitcoin thing and would prefer to sell off their holdings. $31K is a more realistic price though even if it is too low in my own opinion to see bitcoin going back to during the bearish season.
With the US Bitcoin reserve at hand and some other countries that will do the same to have Bitcoin as their reserve, I don't think Bitcoin will go below $20k. It can hang around $40k at least toward the end of the bearish market. Bitcoin has gone high in price for us to begin to think of a lesser price below $20k in the bearish market to come

And if we look at it right now, if we talk about the current cycle, I doubt that we will fall under $80k. We've recovered already and seeing the price bordering $98k so it means that we are getting closer to 6 digits again.

With Trump going to office in January 20th, I'm expecting that we will see another huge run and so the bears might have to go to hibernation again as bulls will take over the market this month and most likely the rest of the year.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: pawel7777 on January 04, 2025, 12:39:42 AM
Many people seem to be waiting for Trump's inauguration as if it were some sort of magic date. This doesn't make sense to me. Even if he's serious about pushing for the creation of the strategic Bitcoin reserve, he won't do it on his first or second day in the office. It could be a year or two from now, if at all.
I expect there might be some dip shortly after 20th Jan, but I don't think it'll break the longer bullish trend.

Anyhow, there's still 17 days to go and I'm sure we'll see some action during that time.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: examplens on January 04, 2025, 11:15:50 AM
Many people seem to be waiting for Trump's inauguration as if it were some sort of magic date. This doesn't make sense to me.
Man, fucking Elon Musk writes a tweet about the DOGE coin, then raises its price 10x. The crypto market is quite susceptible to this kind of manipulation.
Trump made his first Bitcoin transaction only two months ago. It cannot be said that he is a big fan of Bitcoin, but it helped him a lot in the campaign to gain certain sympathies. Of course, he will use such an opportunity as long as it is profitable.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on January 04, 2025, 01:47:29 PM
OK, we are in a bull season, we still don't know how long it will go, but it is clear to everyone that at some point there will be a correction. After the previous bull run when BTC touched ATH $74k, we saw a pullback to (if I'm not mistaken) $20k in one brief moment. Last time the resistance point was around $50k. After that, he broke the $100k mark.

Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
For me, the lowest price Bitcoin will go is around $73k. As we can see now in the price, the demand is decreasing, maybe there will be a big correction that will happen in Bitcoin soon and go to that area. But it's not certain because it's really far away, but it's not impossible to happen. When the price reach that area, we can see a huge volume because many investors are eyeing on that area.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: philipma1957 on January 04, 2025, 04:05:38 PM
0 since technically it doesn't cost you to own and store bitcoin.
From that perspective, it doesn't even cost anything to keep paper money, it can be just an ordinary old shoe box.

Yes, so has at any time paper money value gone negative?
I have personally experienced an economy where paper money becomes worthless a week after the first printing, i.e. worth exactly 0 points. Inflation that was measured in thousands of percent per day

You asked how low it could go, not how will it be priced after the event that will trigger the dump.
OK, I just listed some examples and Bitcoin's susceptibility or resistance to them.


So Yugoslavia had 116 trillion percent rate if you proated the rate out to a year from  a months time?

So the actual rate for the one month would have been over a 2 million percent.
 as 2 million percent 12 months in a row grows to like 116 trillion percent.


the actual rate did not reach 116trillion for the whole year. but still.

in One month 2,000,000 turned into 1.


That must have been hellish to live through.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: examplens on January 04, 2025, 07:28:11 PM
That must have been hellish to live through.
Yeah, crazy time.
Imagine, you sit in a bar and order a beer that costs 150, half an hour later you want another one, then it already costs 250, and so on...
One of the additional reasons why I believe in Bitcoin more than any fiat currency.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: vegasus on January 04, 2025, 10:47:27 PM
With the US Bitcoin reserve at hand and some other countries that will do the same to have Bitcoin as their reserve, I don't think Bitcoin will go below $20k. It can hang around $40k at least toward the end of the bearish market. Bitcoin has gone high in price for us to begin to think of a lesser price below $20k in the bearish market to come
Truly, dropping to less than $20k in the upcoming bearish period is way too low, and the drop from its ATH is so steep, It doesn't seem like it will drop that much and go that far to the bottom like that. I agree more with the review that maybe BTC will drop around 60-70% from its ATH price, it depends on what the ATH will be. If you look at it from now, it might be between $40k-60k. But again, no one knows what the future holds and whether history will repeat itself with the same pattern as before.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: philipma1957 on January 05, 2025, 01:03:52 AM
That must have been hellish to live through.
Yeah, crazy time.
Imagine, you sit in a bar and order a beer that costs 150, half an hour later you want another one, then it already costs 250, and so on...
One of the additional reasons why I believe in Bitcoin more than any fiat currency.

gold and silver and btc seem pretty good.

I also do doge and ltc
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: SmartGold01 on January 05, 2025, 09:37:21 PM
That must have been hellish to live through.
Yeah, crazy time.
Imagine, you sit in a bar and order a beer that costs 150, half an hour later you want another one, then it already costs 250, and so on...
One of the additional reasons why I believe in Bitcoin more than any fiat currency.

gold and silver and btc seem pretty good.

I also do doge and ltc
You wanna hold fiat as savings?
Then be ready to lose its value because when you have it in your bank or at home after some while or maybe a year interval that amount has depreciated and can't worth something reasonable in price. This made me flashed back a relative who was saving for about 6 years now and saved out 10m to our currency, but when decided to use it for a project the cost of materials was hike and he decided to abandoned the project.

Of course, Bitcoin and Gold is the new wave and anyone wanting to be saved from inflation should hold bitcoin as reserved fund.
Relating to how bitcoin could go; well we can't give exact level of bitcoin because already as we know the market is unpredictable and anything is possible and likely to happened at any given moment.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: examplens on January 05, 2025, 10:03:54 PM
You wanna hold fiat as savings?
He didn't say that, you got it wrong.

Then be ready to lose its value because when you have it in your bank or at home after some while or maybe a year interval that amount has depreciated and can't worth something reasonable in price. This made me flashed back a relative who was saving for about 6 years now and saved out 10m to our currency, but when decided to use it for a project the cost of materials was hike and he decided to abandoned the project.
You can't see it in black and white.
Imagine, you want to store value in Bitcoin. You buy it now for $98k and you urgently need it in 5 months, but then its value is $82k. Regardless of what caused the drop and whether it is temporary, but if you need it right away, you are definitely at a loss.
If you kept fiat, you would have at least the same amount or a few dollars more.

*This is not my advice to present fiat as more reliable, I'm just stating a possible unfavourable scenario due to the fluctuation of the price of Bitcoin.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: philipma1957 on January 06, 2025, 11:13:04 PM
You wanna hold fiat as savings?
He didn't say that, you got it wrong.

Then be ready to lose its value because when you have it in your bank or at home after some while or maybe a year interval that amount has depreciated and can't worth something reasonable in price. This made me flashed back a relative who was saving for about 6 years now and saved out 10m to our currency, but when decided to use it for a project the cost of materials was hike and he decided to abandoned the project.
You can't see it in black and white.
Imagine, you want to store value in Bitcoin. You buy it now for $98k and you urgently need it in 5 months, but then its value is $82k. Regardless of what caused the drop and whether it is temporary, but if you need it right away, you are definitely at a loss.
If you kept fiat, you would have at least the same amount or a few dollars more.

*This is not my advice to present fiat as more reliable, I'm just stating a possible unfavourable scenario due to the fluctuation of the price of Bitcoin.

Its all about hedging

My wife has the house
My wife has US gov bonds.

Even though they get interest and grow they do not keep up with inflation. 
But we always have cash in emergencies.

I have
BTC
LTC
DOGE
Silver bars
Silver coins
Cash
Bonds
Mining Gear for BTC and scrypt.

So we are kind of covered.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Azharul on January 15, 2025, 06:22:41 AM
You wanna hold fiat as savings?
He didn't say that, you got it wrong.

Then be ready to lose its value because when you have it in your bank or at home after some while or maybe a year interval that amount has depreciated and can't worth something reasonable in price. This made me flashed back a relative who was saving for about 6 years now and saved out 10m to our currency, but when decided to use it for a project the cost of materials was hike and he decided to abandoned the project.
You can't see it in black and white.
Imagine, you want to store value in Bitcoin. You buy it now for $98k and you urgently need it in 5 months, but then its value is $82k. Regardless of what caused the drop and whether it is temporary, but if you need it right away, you are definitely at a loss.
If you kept fiat, you would have at least the same amount or a few dollars more.

*This is not my advice to present fiat as more reliable, I'm just stating a possible unfavourable scenario due to the fluctuation of the price of Bitcoin.
Actually, Bitcoin is one of the best profitable crypto in cryptocurrency market. We also see that bitcoin price is remain $96k up in this time. But we also know that bitcoin price is increase $106k in few days ago. But in this time bitcoin price is slightly down in crypto currency market. I think that gradually bitcoin price will increase quickly. We also know that US president Donald trump also support in bitcoin, so when he win in election then gradually bitcoin price is increasing. So I think that last of this year bitcoin pass $150k in crypto currency market.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Faisal2202 on January 15, 2025, 08:46:24 PM
OK, we are in a bull season, we still don't know how long it will go, but it is clear to everyone that at some point there will be a correction. After the previous bull run when BTC touched ATH $74k, we saw a pullback to (if I'm not mistaken) $20k in one brief moment. Last time the resistance point was around $50k. After that, he broke the $100k mark.

Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
In my opinion BTC will never go below $45k or $30k because in the current inflation mining BTC is very expensive and if 1 BTC would go below these target then miners will be making lot of lose. The lowest it can go in severe cases is again $15k but if still no one will buy it at $15k then they would be dumb.

The first lowest level for BTC that I consider the most important is $52k and then $32k. I can be wrong, because on the basis of support these don't follow them but just an idea.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: dekafee79 on January 15, 2025, 10:24:24 PM

In my opinion BTC will never go below $45k or $30k because in the current inflation mining BTC is very expensive and if 1 BTC would go below these target then miners will be making lot of lose. The lowest it can go in severe cases is again $15k but if still no one will buy it at $15k then they would be dumb.

The first lowest level for BTC that I consider the most important is $52k and then $32k. I can be wrong, because on the basis of support these don't follow them but just an idea.
bitcoin price has been getting more expensive and it is likely that if it drops after the bullish season it will still be at $50K and I also read the prediction that bitcoin price next year ATL is still above $70K. But this is just a prediction.
The possibility of bitcoin price at $35-40K seems unlikely, I don't know. in my opinion the lower the bitcoin price the higher our chance to buy.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: UNIVERSE on January 15, 2025, 11:59:13 PM
bitcoin price has been getting more expensive and it is likely that if it drops after the bullish season it will still be at $50K and I also read the prediction that bitcoin price next year ATL is still above $70K. But this is just a prediction.
The possibility of bitcoin price at $35-40K seems unlikely, I don't know. in my opinion the lower the bitcoin price the higher our chance to buy.
Although Bitcoin will be getting more expensive but there should be time for bearish season. I think the price of Bitcoin can be below $50k again in the next bearish season. We don't know what news to come in the next few years. So far, there were always news that made Bitcoin drop very significantly during the bearish season. Not sure if it was natural, manipulation, or accidental. But it happened in every bearish season.

Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Bobcrypto on January 16, 2025, 10:11:15 AM
Unless this 107k is already the peak of this bull run then we can assume the lowest could be somewhere around 50k. Normally they see the resistances and support levels are where it might push the price up again but break outs can happen.

If I have to prepare for the worse, 31k  will be the lowest point. Beyond this price, I think people will be disappointed already and will leave BTC to the OGs. 17k is tragic for the holders.

I doubt the lowest to be $50k, but I think that the lowest dip on the current bull run should be around $80k, then a continuing bull run to between $120k to $130k. However, we may enter the bear run later this year which can send Bitcoin to the region of $65k levels.

In my opinion, the current bull run may change the Bitcoin circle, there are indication that demands is likely to rise, and the situation may give way to what some people call a super circle. However, the bull run will not continue for ever, at some time in near future, the market will go Bearish, it not a a strange situation, but part of the crypto system.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: milewilda on January 16, 2025, 10:22:26 AM

In my opinion BTC will never go below $45k or $30k because in the current inflation mining BTC is very expensive and if 1 BTC would go below these target then miners will be making lot of lose. The lowest it can go in severe cases is again $15k but if still no one will buy it at $15k then they would be dumb.

The first lowest level for BTC that I consider the most important is $52k and then $32k. I can be wrong, because on the basis of support these don't follow them but just an idea.
bitcoin price has been getting more expensive and it is likely that if it drops after the bullish season it will still be at $50K and I also read the prediction that bitcoin price next year ATL is still above $70K. But this is just a prediction.
The possibility of bitcoin price at $35-40K seems unlikely, I don't know. in my opinion the lower the bitcoin price the higher our chance to buy.
Im not really that making myself that anticipating about on how low the price would really be that going because this market is really that unpredictable on which the price will really be that going lower on which it is really that more than on what you had anticipated. If you are really that too optimistic towards the price and on the moment that it will really be making up some correction on which it will really be lower on what you had anticipated then it will really be bringing out that kind of disappointment. Lowest level could really be unknown and there's no way that we can be able to predict on where price will be going so better to go with the flow.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: tequilla_sunset on January 16, 2025, 10:30:12 AM
Although Bitcoin will be getting more expensive but there should be time for bearish season. I think the price of Bitcoin can be below $50k again in the next bearish season. We don't know what news to come in the next few years. So far, there were always news that made Bitcoin drop very significantly during the bearish season. Not sure if it was natural, manipulation, or accidental. But it happened in every bearish season.

Too early to speculate on that.
And if it happens - it will be a chain of events, not one big bad outcome to wait to see the price drop.
For now, we should await the biggest ATH and think positively about the sentiment.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: SmartGold01 on January 16, 2025, 11:50:24 PM
Actually, Bitcoin is one of the best profitable crypto in cryptocurrency market. We also see that bitcoin price is remain $96k up in this time. But we also know that bitcoin price is increase $106k in few days ago. But in this time bitcoin price is slightly down in crypto currency market. I think that gradually bitcoin price will increase quickly. We also know that US president Donald trump also support in bitcoin, so when he win in election then gradually bitcoin price is increasing. So I think that last of this year bitcoin pass $150k in crypto currency market.
I really don't seems to understand this part of your statement that when he wins bitcoin price will increase in price, how?
Or are you intending to say when is sworn in as President the price will increase more is that what you mean if I may ask? If yes then we should that is one certain that price must increase immediately he is sworn in but that depends if he gives a good speech to bitcoin otherwise if he doesn't say anything positive to bitcoin then I don't think the price would increase that much and even though lot of traders seems to have been waiting 20th of this month as a time to sell or something some we shouldn't be overwhelmed with what we aren't sure off.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: sampoerna on January 16, 2025, 11:59:28 PM
I doubt the lowest to be $50k, but I think that the lowest dip on the current bull run should be around $80k, then a continuing bull run to between $120k to $130k. However, we may enter the bear run later this year which can send Bitcoin to the region of $65k levels.

In my opinion, the current bull run may change the Bitcoin circle, there are indication that demands is likely to rise, and the situation may give way to what some people call a super circle. However, the bull run will not continue for ever, at some time in near future, the market will go Bearish, it not a a strange situation, but part of the crypto system.
It might depend on how high the ATH will be at the end of the bull run peak. Usually, it will drop by a certain percentage from the ATH. If the ATH price is $150k, during a bearish period, it will definitely be at least higher than the previous bearish period. And the $40k-60k figure might be the figure in that range. But there is no guarantee, let's just wait for the peak season of the bull run and altcoin season to reach at first. It will definitely be prompt to our expectation.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: bitterguy28 on January 17, 2025, 04:25:26 AM
It might depend on how high the ATH will be at the end of the bull run peak. Usually, it will drop by a certain percentage from the ATH. If the ATH price is $150k, during a bearish period, it will definitely be at least higher than the previous bearish period. And the $40k-60k figure might be the figure in that range.
if all goes well bitcoin in its bearish period might not even reach $60k or lower and might just stay somewhere in $70k or above nothing is certain for sure but with the potential positive actions towards bitcoin it is possible to see bitcoin not drop too much but in case it does we still need to be prepared for what is ahead
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But there is no guarantee, let's just wait for the peak season of the bull run and altcoin season to reach at first.
and we would not need to wait that long because i think we will see the peak in only a few weeks time
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: bayu7adi on January 17, 2025, 05:29:11 AM
Although Bitcoin will be getting more expensive but there should be time for bearish season. I think the price of Bitcoin can be below $50k again in the next bearish season.
It will not happen, BTC price will not fall below $50k again until the future... even if there is a great bearish moment, a reasonable price for the bottom right now is $60k-$65k.... even if the market goes to that price, there will be a lot of big wall buys waiting at $60k...

I got this data from several trader analysis that I met, they assume that Bitcoin price has reached the level of $100k and there is a sideway in the price range of $95k-$101k... that means the new standard price of BTC has been formed. And below $60k is the old standard price that is outdated.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: 0t3p0t on January 17, 2025, 10:13:08 AM
Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
The lowest point I think that Bitcoin will no longer go below is the $70k level that if price will respect the gap on that range. But if not then there will be a continuation that might happen anytime soon. Though i can't be that sure on my analysis but who knows where the price is going. 😅
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: dave_strider on January 17, 2025, 10:17:28 AM
Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
The lowest point I think that Bitcoin will no longer go below is the $70k level that if price will respect the gap on that range. But if not then there will be a continuation that might happen anytime soon. Though i can't be that sure on my analysis but who knows where the price is going. 😅

I do think it's going up - we will see after the 20th of this month and afterward.
We can't be sure, but we can speculate, and that's all there is to it.
There are no events that would crush the sentiment on the market currently, imo.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Faisal2202 on January 17, 2025, 09:08:25 PM
Im not really that making myself that anticipating about on how low the price would really be that going because this market is really that unpredictable on which the price will really be that going lower on which it is really that more than on what you had anticipated. If you are really that too optimistic towards the price and on the moment that it will really be making up some correction on which it will really be lower on what you had anticipated then it will really be bringing out that kind of disappointment. Lowest level could really be unknown and there's no way that we can be able to predict on where price will be going so better to go with the flow.
You are 100% right we can have some estimate that how high market can reach but we can't be 100% even %60 sure that how low it can go as in the last cycle did anyone anticipate that BTC can go as low as $16k in less than 1 year. Well, I had this theory, I will make a topic on that too in few days according to that theory after bull run year passes by 1 year, BTC will make its all time low.

So if that theory has been proven right in the last 3 cycle then I think it can be proven right in this one too, I have wrote almost half of that post already once I will complete will be shared, the point is if we can at least pin point the date maybe we can pin point the lowest BTC can go so if we successfully pin point the lowest considering the adoption happening now and excluding the whale selling factor and other bad factors than we can't really predict the lowest under any situation.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: pieppiep on January 18, 2025, 10:56:18 PM
Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
The lowest point I think that Bitcoin will no longer go below is the $70k level that if price will respect the gap on that range. But if not then there will be a continuation that might happen anytime soon. Though i can't be that sure on my analysis but who knows where the price is going. 😅
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Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: UNIVERSE on January 19, 2025, 11:27:31 PM
The lowest point I think that Bitcoin will no longer go below is the $70k level that if price will respect the gap on that range. But if not then there will be a continuation that might happen anytime soon. Though i can't be that sure on my analysis but who knows where the price is going. 😅
Why it won't be below $70k again? I still think Bitcoin is possible to drop below $50k again. But sure it won't be in the near future, it should be in the next year when the bearish season will begin. We know that there should be the end of bullrun season, it will return to the red market again. It doesn't need a very deep analysis about this, we only see the history of the previous cycles. It already happens many times, and the history looks to repeat.

Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Crypto Library on January 20, 2025, 12:03:39 AM
The lowest point I think that Bitcoin will no longer go below is the $70k level that if price will respect the gap on that range. But if not then there will be a continuation that might happen anytime soon. Though i can't be that sure on my analysis but who knows where the price is going. 😅
In the previous Bear season I also didn't thought that bitcoin will ever down below the 30k after creating the 69k all time high price. But it does and goes below 15k on the 2022's bear season.
So that in my opinion I think on the next bear season bitcoin will definitely come back down to 70k and yes I also think that there is also a high chance of coming around 30k. Although, currently there is no chance of down below the 70k
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: NotATether on January 20, 2025, 08:15:28 PM
I'll put $50 on the price of Btcoin dropping to $75k causing a mega panic before the markets say "hey don't worry, everything is fine" and markets go back to $100k.

Personally, I am very happy with my stash, and you should be too.  :) We HODLed for this.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: JoyMarsha on January 23, 2025, 10:28:51 PM
OK, we are in a bull season, we still don't know how long it will go, but it is clear to everyone that at some point there will be a correction. After the previous bull run when BTC touched ATH $74k, we saw a pullback to (if I'm not mistaken) $20k in one brief moment. Last time the resistance point was around $50k. After that, he broke the $100k mark.

Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
The crypto market is unpredictable. I don't think there's anyone who has a theory to define where the lowest price Bitcoin can reach this year before the bull run. What we can do is think of accumulating Bitcoin at any low price we find it. But thinking of knowing the exact low price Bitcoin can go this year before the bull run kicks in, is a difficult task that can't be predicted correctly. Anyone predicting the low price Bitcoin could reach is just speculating
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: SmartGold01 on January 26, 2025, 05:47:26 PM
The crypto market is unpredictable. I don't think there's anyone who has a theory to define where the lowest price Bitcoin can reach this year before the bull run. What we can do is think of accumulating Bitcoin at any low price we find it. But thinking of knowing the exact low price Bitcoin can go this year before the bull run kicks in, is a difficult task that can't be predicted correctly. Anyone predicting the low price Bitcoin could reach is just speculating
You know when you hodled enough bitcoin you wouldn't be that compelling to know when the price drop or goes higher. You can only be cared about the number you have accumulated than just thinking how the market goes. And of course you are right because we can't realistically give exactly what the price would be but people are more concerned on what can be able  stack up when the price dump, even if history where to repeat itself it's not that certain that it must be so.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: bitcoin-shark on February 11, 2025, 09:44:52 PM
Let's say that for me if it falls below $90k I consider it as a trend reversal and therefore the beginning of its descent even up to $60k as long as it oscillates between $93k and $101k is fine it only lateralizes
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: rizqillah on February 13, 2025, 11:35:52 PM
The crypto market is unpredictable. I don't think there's anyone who has a theory to define where the lowest price Bitcoin can reach this year before the bull run. What we can do is think of accumulating Bitcoin at any low price we find it. But thinking of knowing the exact low price Bitcoin can go this year before the bull run kicks in, is a difficult task that can't be predicted correctly. Anyone predicting the low price Bitcoin could reach is just speculating
You know when you hodled enough bitcoin you wouldn't be that compelling to know when the price drop or goes higher. You can only be cared about the number you have accumulated than just thinking how the market goes. And of course you are right because we can't realistically give exactly what the price would be but people are more concerned on what can be able  stack up when the price dump, even if history where to repeat itself it's not that certain that it must be so.
I also have the same thought in collecting bitcoin in my wallet, because I only think about the amount. if the price problem with long-term bitcoin holding, we are sure the price of bitcoin will increase. because the longer we hold bitcoin, the more profit we will get.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: UNIVERSE on February 13, 2025, 11:49:48 PM
Let's say that for me if it falls below $90k I consider it as a trend reversal and therefore the beginning of its descent even up to $60k as long as it oscillates between $93k and $101k is fine it only lateralizes
I don't really get your point but if it drop below $90k and it reaches $60k, I think it means the bullrun season is over already. Honestly, I don't expect this happens very early because I assume most investors still hold their Bitcoin. Many of us are waiting for the Bitcoin price to return above $100k again. People seem to start selling their Bitcoin again if the Bitcoin price can surpass $110k.


Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: SmartGold01 on February 15, 2025, 06:38:20 PM
The crypto market is unpredictable. I don't think there's anyone who has a theory to define where the lowest price Bitcoin can reach this year before the bull run. What we can do is think of accumulating Bitcoin at any low price we find it. But thinking of knowing the exact low price Bitcoin can go this year before the bull run kicks in, is a difficult task that can't be predicted correctly. Anyone predicting the low price Bitcoin could reach is just speculating
You know when you hodled enough bitcoin you wouldn't be that compelling to know when the price drop or goes higher. You can only be cared about the number you have accumulated than just thinking how the market goes. And of course you are right because we can't realistically give exactly what the price would be but people are more concerned on what can be able  stack up when the price dump, even if history where to repeat itself it's not that certain that it must be so.
I also have the same thought in collecting bitcoin in my wallet, because I only think about the amount. if the price problem with long-term bitcoin holding, we are sure the price of bitcoin will increase. because the longer we hold bitcoin, the more profit we will get.
Yes, holding bitcoin for long is always the best thing to do and even if we are gradually accumulating bitcoin it doesn't affect us but what we must do is to be sending enough to know when accumulates more as the market isn't that stable. During accumulation process we can think of how long we could hold for the price of soar again, though we can target long term profit depends on our risk level and tolerance index.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: examplens on February 28, 2025, 12:10:29 PM
Well, I started this topic only two months ago, and now we have a more significant dump. In the last 7 days, the price has slipped by 20%, and now we are below $80k.
The $55k predictions now seem much more realistic.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Vx1 on February 28, 2025, 02:04:22 PM
Well, I started this topic only two months ago, and now we have a more significant dump. In the last 7 days, the price has slipped by 20%, and now we are below $80k.
The $55k predictions now seem much more realistic.
Today's Bitcoin drop really makes the body hot and cold, the asset dropped quite far because besides Bitcoin other Altcoins also fell.
I can't imagine if the price of Bitcoin reaches $ 55k, this is impossible and this will only make Bitcoin holders cry if it really happens.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: LogitechMouse on February 28, 2025, 03:08:57 PM
Well, I started this topic only two months ago, and now we have a more significant dump. In the last 7 days, the price has slipped by 20%, and now we are below $80k.
The $55k predictions now seem much more realistic.
Today's Bitcoin drop really makes the body hot and cold, the asset dropped quite far because besides Bitcoin other Altcoins also fell.
I can't imagine if the price of Bitcoin reaches $ 55k, this is impossible and this will only make Bitcoin holders cry if it really happens.
I have 2 predictions in what could be the bottom.
34 Weekly moving average which is around the $82,000 and the 0.618 from a Fibonacci Retracement on a weekly time frame which is around the $72,000.

TBH, I'm hoping that the week will end with Bitcoin being above the 34 Weekly Moving Average, because not closing above can be a reversal, but of course we need confirmation candle still. As for the $55,000, it will be reached, but I don't think that it will happen this bull run season. Of course, I might be wrong though, since we are in the crypto space. :D
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Bobcrypto on February 28, 2025, 05:22:30 PM
Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
The lowest point I think that Bitcoin will no longer go below is the $70k level that if price will respect the gap on that range. But if not then there will be a continuation that might happen anytime soon. Though i can't be that sure on my analysis but who knows where the price is going. 😅

I do think it's going up - we will see after the 20th of this month and afterward.
We can't be sure, but we can speculate, and that's all there is to it.
There are no events that would crush the sentiment on the market currently, imo.

No one can be certain of the current Bitcoin situation, and among those that has given their analysis, it is all based on probabilities.
As we know, any thing can happen anytime, there is no end to events, news, speculations that can energized the market bullish momentum; and there are chances of good news that can boost bitcoin demands, in facts we can't rule out anything on the crypto space in my opinion.
Now, there are many analysis, predictions, forecast of the next Bitcoin movements, unfortunately many people are pointing to a continue downward movements, with a dip into the $70k region. However, i think price may bounce hard, probably to $93k level before another downtrends movements in the coming weeks.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: bounceback on February 28, 2025, 06:08:57 PM
Now, there are many analysis, predictions, forecast of the next Bitcoin movements, unfortunately many people are pointing to a continue downward movements, with a dip into the $70k region. However, i think price may bounce hard, probably to $93k level before another downtrends movements in the coming weeks.
Have any predicting with bitcoin dip price around $70k but I am not sure yet although bitcoin huge dump in last several days ago but right now bitcoin have faster recovering. After dropping under $78k and bitcoin have been recovery up to $84k just waiting with the moment hit above $100k.
As usual correction moment with bitcoin not get difficult recovery back to higher price because easily after dump to lower price many investor have buy back and hold it until raise again to higher price, they have target for selling if bitcoin hit back above $100k and its not take longer time.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: 0t3p0t on February 28, 2025, 06:27:45 PM
the 0.618 from a Fibonacci Retracement on a weekly time frame which is around the $72,000.
This is also what I am expecting for the price to fall back and if we can see confirmations of continuos down trend that might be possible to reach by first or second quarter this year though I am not sure if it reall will but that was just my own speculation.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: taufik123 on March 01, 2025, 09:08:40 PM
the 0.618 from a Fibonacci Retracement on a weekly time frame which is around the $72,000.
This is also what I am expecting for the price to fall back and if we can see confirmations of continuos down trend that might be possible to reach by first or second quarter this year though I am not sure if it reall will but that was just my own speculation.
We will see the determination of close weekly in the next 1 day whether a green candle will be formed that confirms that Bitcoin closes this week with a breakout above $ 80K or not. Because when the price touches the Fliptrend support at $ 78.5k the price goes back to the $ 85K area.

Hopefully it can still survive and the scenario to the price of $ 72K or even lower to the downtrend console will not occur

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Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Gurujebs on March 01, 2025, 09:29:20 PM
the 0.618 from a Fibonacci Retracement on a weekly time frame which is around the $72,000.
This is also what I am expecting for the price to fall back and if we can see confirmations of continuos down trend that might be possible to reach by first or second quarter this year though I am not sure if it reall will but that was just my own speculation.

I'm not sure we will see full continues down trend of Bitcoin price. The price is now stabilize and the market sell off has reduce. Is this because the Bybit hacker stop selling, I can say but view Bitcoin at the high frame, it is still bullish but if we cross below $74k and downward, it will be a big mess because there is no support around there till we reach $65k

There is going to be more bull side of this market because average but of Microstrategy is also $65k, anything below that price is going to make him get a negative pnl on his investment. Not only him, even Blackrock and the rest will be affected.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Crypto Library on March 01, 2025, 09:36:24 PM
We will see the determination of close weekly in the next 1 day whether a green candle will be formed that confirms that Bitcoin closes this week with a breakout above $ 80K or not. Because when the price touches the Fliptrend support at $ 78.5k the price goes back to the $ 85K area.

Hopefully it can still survive and the scenario to the price of $ 72K or even lower to the downtrend console will not occur

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I am also hoping same like as you that the market could service even this is going on the worst preparation.

What I am thinking with this current market is on the panicking and on the fear index and this is the situation the whales want to adopted some bitcoin and when they will entered in this market again in this situation may we will see more higher trend on the market. Now let's see by hodling bitcoin more.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: taufik123 on March 02, 2025, 06:52:51 AM
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What I am thinking with this current market is on the panicking and on the fear index and this is the situation the whales want to adopted some bitcoin and when they will entered in this market again in this situation may we will see more higher trend on the market. Now let's see by hodling bitcoin more.
Now it just needs to collect more Bitcoin and some of the top altcoins that have enough potential for upside in the next trend.
Don't panic about market conditions like this, buying more will give you more profits as well.

Whales play this cycle well, to throw away those who are weak and will only buy them with mura.
then when the time comes a massive pump will occur and will reach a new ATH again which of course makes FOMO even crazier.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: dekafee79 on March 02, 2025, 01:55:11 PM
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What I am thinking with this current market is on the panicking and on the fear index and this is the situation the whales want to adopted some bitcoin and when they will entered in this market again in this situation may we will see more higher trend on the market. Now let's see by hodling bitcoin more.
Now it just needs to collect more Bitcoin and some of the top altcoins that have enough potential for upside in the next trend.
Don't panic about market conditions like this, buying more will give you more profits as well.

Whales play this cycle well, to throw away those who are weak and will only buy them with mura.
then when the time comes a massive pump will occur and will reach a new ATH again which of course makes FOMO even crazier.
I also see whales playing their role to buy at a cheaper price, because many are panicking by selling their coins cheaply.
better do what you said to buy bitcoin at a lower price, because bitcoin will go up again.
If you still have capital, buy the top coins because that's a good choice.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: taufik123 on March 03, 2025, 06:58:21 PM
I also see whales playing their role to buy at a cheaper price, because many are panicking by selling their coins cheaply.
better do what you said to buy bitcoin at a lower price, because bitcoin will go up again.
If you still have capital, buy the top coins because that's a good choice.
yes I continue to do DCA and I also get in on some potential altcoins. Even a drop like this makes me more excited because I already know how low bitcoin is going down and the profits I'm going to get are also bigger.

Now just look at where Whales will make Bitcoin Price go, don't go against it and always think like Whales would be very helpful.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Crypto Library on March 03, 2025, 07:13:43 PM
Now it just needs to collect more Bitcoin and some of the top altcoins that have enough potential for upside in the next trend.
Don't panic about market conditions like this, buying more will give you more profits as well.

Whales play this cycle well, to throw away those who are weak and will only buy them with mura.
then when the time comes a massive pump will occur and will reach a new ATH again which of course makes FOMO even crazier.
Well said. The whale were manipulating marketing just to eat some more bitcoin on dip from the people's in the market. And here if we just control our self then we can make sure our profit in this bull season.
As well in the previous bull season before the all time high price bitcoin have done like these kinds of market manipulation here I think even bitcoin has just pump and trying to recovering I think still we will see some more manipulation on the market.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Bobcrypto on March 04, 2025, 12:18:15 PM
Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
The lowest point I think that Bitcoin will no longer go below is the $70k level that if price will respect the gap on that range. But if not then there will be a continuation that might happen anytime soon. Though i can't be that sure on my analysis but who knows where the price is going. 😅

As far as Bitcoin market is concerned, nothing is certain on the crypto market. Based on my analysis, I have predicted that Bitcoin will not go below $75k region, but with the current market changes, especially the huge supply entering the market, I have adjusted my analysis and predictions, I think it possible to see Bitcoin breaking the $73k support level.
It is very difficult to predict the market, and any thing can happen. There are market makers, or whales who are determined to control the market, they are part of the drawbacks in predicting the market to a satisfactory level.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: enwi on March 04, 2025, 12:48:45 PM
I also see whales playing their role to buy at a cheaper price, because many are panicking by selling their coins cheaply.
better do what you said to buy bitcoin at a lower price, because bitcoin will go up again.
If you still have capital, buy the top coins because that's a good choice.
yes I continue to do DCA and I also get in on some potential altcoins. Even a drop like this makes me more excited because I already know how low bitcoin is going down and the profits I'm going to get are also bigger.

Now just look at where Whales will make Bitcoin Price go, don't go against it and always think like Whales would be very helpful.
Market always in line with the level of demand and any person who is used to witness the fluctuation of the assets’ prices will for sure believe in every direction taken. When prices are cut, it is not only to reduce the figure but the openness to obtain greater satisfaction in the future. Maintaining on the strategy that is set is crucial because it is not ephemeral spikes in an industry and subsequent dips that one seeks to achieve, but increased returns at the end of the day. As we can see, this cycle repeats itself, and that is why if a decision was made with some patience, it would give a more satisfying outcome. To achieve the objectives set for a particular period, it would be pertinent to avoid allowing momentary emotions to sway, this would place us in a better standing later on.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: doc on March 04, 2025, 03:15:20 PM
Is there any reasonable theory as to where the lowest point is now that Bitcoin will no longer go below?
The lowest point I think that Bitcoin will no longer go below is the $70k level that if price will respect the gap on that range. But if not then there will be a continuation that might happen anytime soon. Though i can't be that sure on my analysis but who knows where the price is going. 😅

As far as Bitcoin market is concerned, nothing is certain on the crypto market. Based on my analysis, I have predicted that Bitcoin will not go below $75k region, but with the current market changes, especially the huge supply entering the market, I have adjusted my analysis and predictions, I think it possible to see Bitcoin breaking the $73k support level.
It is very difficult to predict the market, and any thing can happen. There are market makers, or whales who are determined to control the market, they are part of the drawbacks in predicting the market to a satisfactory level.
Whales always have a plan to manipulate the crypto market, it is not easy to predict. If the price of bitcoin drops to $ 73K, it's time to buy. We have to be prepared for what will happen, don't panic because the bullish season will still occur until Q3 this year. This is the prediction of many people.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: examplens on March 04, 2025, 03:29:59 PM
Whales always have a plan to manipulate the crypto market, it is not easy to predict. If the price of bitcoin drops to $ 73K, it's time to buy. We have to be prepared for what will happen, don't panic because the bullish season will still occur until Q3 this year. This is the prediction of many people.
A rhetorical question
How can we buy if we don't have money because we're not selling right now, so, we don't panic.  :o That's always a dilemma.
I consider myself a long-term holder; in fact, I am waiting for the amount that will enable me to retire. But many times, I failed to sell on high and buy more on dump for the same (fiat) money.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: taufik123 on March 04, 2025, 08:04:06 PM
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As well in the previous bull season before the all time high price bitcoin have done like these kinds of market manipulation here I think even bitcoin has just pump and trying to recovering I think still we will see some more manipulation on the market.
Manipulation will always be done if it is in their favor and until now the market has not been stable and when it goes high enough it will also go down quite deeply.

So as a retail trader can only follow them and don't go against the direction, make sure to have spare money to buy back to get cheaper prices and be an opportunity to earn more profits.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Crypto Library on March 06, 2025, 11:14:47 AM
Manipulation will always be done if it is in their favor and until now the market has not been stable and when it goes high enough it will also go down quite deeply.

So as a retail trader can only follow them and don't go against the direction, make sure to have spare money to buy back to get cheaper prices and be an opportunity to earn more profits.
I am agreeing with that make the proper use of our money if market on dip rather than not being on panicking and sell our holding bitcoins.
So that we will not feed the whale when they actually manipulate the market for having some bitcoin in cheap rate.  And I think we also should change our mindset where we will goes like with the big whale movement.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: examplens on March 06, 2025, 04:05:41 PM
Manipulation will always be done if it is in their favor and until now the market has not been stable and when it goes high enough it will also go down quite deeply.
In addition to all the indicators so far, we now have another rather uncontrollable one, which is Trump and his casual statements. Unfortunately, he has a rather large influence, which is not good, and I hope that the market will stop being subject to his whims as soon as possible.
A similar thing happened with the Chinese government, which periodically announced the ban as well as the complete regulation and acceptance of cryptocurrencies. Until the market became immune to their FUD.
Title: Re: What is the lowest level for Bitcoin now?
Post by: Crypto Library on March 06, 2025, 06:38:49 PM
In addition to all the indicators so far, we now have another rather uncontrollable one, which is Trump and his casual statements. Unfortunately, he has a rather large influence, which is not good, and I hope that the market will stop being subject to his whims as soon as possible.
A similar thing happened with the Chinese government, which periodically announced the ban as well as the complete regulation and acceptance of cryptocurrencies. Until the market became immune to their FUD.
Actually launching of Trump coin and Melenia coin I think in the market already has decrease his influences. And I think in the future this will be more decrease and when his influence power will be in lower level I think then we are gonna see the bull run again and yes also the new all time high price until now we just have to claim down and hold and buy some more btc when we will find some dip.