U.Today - Samson Mow, renowned Bitcoin maximalist and JAN3 chief executive officer, has addressed his army of followers to remind them that after the Bitcoin crash in the last 24 hours, there is now a "Black Friday sale" for BTC.
"Bitcoin Black Friday sale"
The world’s largest cryptocurrency has plunged by 5.83%, losing the recently gained $98,650 level and landing in the $92,890 zone. Consecutive red candles on the hourly chart were mixed with occasional green candles as Bitcoin made several attempts to recover.As of this writing, Bitcoin is changing hands at $92,666. Since last Friday, when Bitcoin reached a new all-time high, stopping inches away from the $100,000 level, BTC has lost roughly 7.14% by now.
Black Friday starts this week, on Nov. 29. Therefore, Mow addressed his followers on the X platform with his “Bitcoin Black Friday” message.
Kiyosaki bets on $500,000 per BTC, but Blockstream CEO seems to disagree
On Nov. 25, investor and entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki, also known for his authorship of the popular “Rich Dad Poor Dad” book, issued a tweet with a bold prediction that next year Bitcoin is likely to reach $500,000. He made his prediction based on AI data he cited.In the comments thread, X user @mrduste23 tagged the Blockstream CEO and cypherpunk Adam Back, saying that according to Back, Bitcoin is likely to reach a seven-digit price should the U.S. indeed add BTC as a reserve asset.
The renowned cypherpunk, who was mentioned by Satoshi Nakamoto in the Bitcoin white paper, joined the discussion. He said that he was skeptical about that statement; otherwise, he said, Bitcoin is “very mispriced now.”
Back added that he believes the “market also doesn’t think it’s going to happen.” Otherwise, according to the renowned Bitcoiner, “Bitcoin would already be a bit higher” than where it is trading at the moment.
Bitcoin whales go on buying spree
According to a report published by the Santiment on-chain data company. Santiment highlighted Bitcoin’s drawdown, printed as this week started. The report revealed that, this month, at least 10 Bitcoin whales have accumulated a staggering $6.06 billion worth of Bitcoin — 63,922 coins.As long as they continue adding to their Bitcoin batches, Santiment said, “a bullish argument remains strong, and any fall may be short lived.”