The past couple of weeks have been very interesting, with Bitcoin and Eth hitting their yearly highs, and a lot of price movement among alts as well. This week though the market is doing a crab walk and can't decide if it will rise or fall.
It's no secret that the crypto market has historically gone on a bull run soon after the Bitcoin halving date. For those who are anticipating another epic rise, we're entering exciting times. But that doesn't mean it's easy to know when the invest.
For example, right now:
BTC - $51K , ETH - $3K , many notable alts up 50-100% but nowhere near all time highs.
I could see a reasonable argument for both buying and selling.
Buyers would say we are still very early and this is time to load up before the halving date.
Sellers would say the bull run hasn't started, and we're due for a correction in the next 2 months.
DCA fam would roll their eyes at both and keep doing what they've always done.
But the question remains:
We have 2 months or less until the Bitcoin halving. Are you bullish or bearish about the time between now and then? Why? submitted by /u/the_tico_life
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It's no secret that the crypto market has historically gone on a bull run soon after the Bitcoin halving date. For those who are anticipating another epic rise, we're entering exciting times. But that doesn't mean it's easy to know when the invest.
For example, right now:
BTC - $51K , ETH - $3K , many notable alts up 50-100% but nowhere near all time highs.
I could see a reasonable argument for both buying and selling.
Buyers would say we are still very early and this is time to load up before the halving date.
Sellers would say the bull run hasn't started, and we're due for a correction in the next 2 months.
DCA fam would roll their eyes at both and keep doing what they've always done.
But the question remains:
We have 2 months or less until the Bitcoin halving. Are you bullish or bearish about the time between now and then? Why? submitted by /u/the_tico_life
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http://dlvr.it/T39Tj5
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