How far does BTC need to drop before we see a decent rebound?
Looking back at historical trends, after the peak of the 2021 bull run, there was a significant rebound only after a 50% retracement. If this cycle repeats the script of 2022, using a 50% retracement as a reference, the rebound could potentially start around $70,000.
However, there are currently no signs of large-scale accumulation on the charts, and the main players’ movements are still quite unclear. Whether BTC can actually reach this level depends on how the subsequent candlesticks play out. At this point, these are just projections based on past experience.
The above is purely personal observation and does not constitute any investment advice.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 11h ago
70,000? Forget it. History may repeat itself, but it’s never exactly the same. Whatever the main players are doing, it’s all just an act.
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unrekt.eth
· 12h ago
70,000? I doubt it. The big players haven't made any moves yet.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 12h ago
LOL, people are still trying to find rebound points by backtesting history. This logic has long been exploited by the big players.
The big players love to see you flipping through K-lines, then dump the market in the opposite direction.
If it really rebounds at 70,000, I'll livestream myself eating a phone. But I still have to hold on—after all, we're just the retail investors.
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LazyDevMiner
· 12h ago
70,000? The main players haven’t made a move yet and you’re already setting a target price— isn’t that just gambling?
How far does BTC need to drop before we see a decent rebound?
Looking back at historical trends, after the peak of the 2021 bull run, there was a significant rebound only after a 50% retracement. If this cycle repeats the script of 2022, using a 50% retracement as a reference, the rebound could potentially start around $70,000.
However, there are currently no signs of large-scale accumulation on the charts, and the main players’ movements are still quite unclear. Whether BTC can actually reach this level depends on how the subsequent candlesticks play out. At this point, these are just projections based on past experience.
The above is purely personal observation and does not constitute any investment advice.