- Financial market crisis has caused experts to raise confusion over buying and selling of Bitcoin.
- Despite the plunge, some experts still believe that BTC price will surpass $100k.
- History suggests that BTC has an almost similar downward trend after a price spike
Bitcoin’s price has fallen slightly below $40,000 since Monday. Rising inflation, geopolitical upheavals, and changes in monetary policy can all contribute to this.
Some experts and analysts believe that this drop may cause more short-term instability in the cryptocurrency and stock markets.
“In this particular moment in time we are living under, I would say, global uncertainty in the markets, not just the crypto markets, also in the stock markets” @paoloardoino https://t.co/JlPovalG4e— Bitfinex (@bitfinex) April 15, 2022
Bitfinex’s Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency The trading team shared,
Volatility will most likely return to Bitcoin – and the incumbent financial markets – amid continuing geopolitical risks and growing concerns on the economic outlook
Bitcoin’s price has ranged between $39,000 to $45,000 in the last seven days. And as of writing, its market value has increased by 4.73%, with its market price standing at over $40,000.
Though Bitcoin has undergone ups and downs since then, many analysts believe the price of Bitcoin will eventually surpass $100,000.
Talking in terms of volatility, the last time Bitcoin reached a record high in mid-April 2021, it unexpectedly lost more than half of its value and fell to roughly $30,000 by mid-July. Similarly, Bitcoin fell below $35,000 this month, just a few months after reaching a new high in November.
Advice from Experts
Experts advise investors to restrict their crypto investments to less than 5%.
Humphrey Yang, the personal financial guru at Humphrey Talks, stated that these things are highly unpredictable, and the market can go down to even 80%. “But if you believe in the long-term potential of [Bitcoin], just don’t check on it. That’s the best thing you can do,” said Yang.
Given the volatility of the cryptocurrency in the past, this spike does not suggest a long-term reversal. The price of Bitcoin is just as likely to fall as it is to increase again. Bitcoin’s future will almost probably include a lot more volatility, which experts say long-term crypto investors will have to accept.
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