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Bitcoin’s journey in 2024 has been a rollercoaster, bouncing between $40,000 and $48,000 since December. This comes shortly after a landmark event: The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s approval of a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund(ETF). Let’s delve into what analysts are saying about Bitcoins’ current state and future.
Furthermore, selling pressure came from Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (GBTC). Investors locked in these funds couldn’t sell before the ETF, but once they could, some took profits, pushing the price down.
With the dust settling, another major event awaits in 2024: the Bitcoin halving. This halves the number of new bitcoins created, potentially impacting the price. DecenTrader analyzes this impact:
Buying surge before the halving: Assuming increased buying interest, Bitcoin has roughly 27 days (from February 5th) to potentially correct before a fear-of-missing-out (FOMO) buying spree.
Limited downside risk: The halving itself might limit price drops due to its potential scarcity effect.
History suggests a possible repeat of past cycles. DecenTrader expects Bitcoin to reach a new all-time high 220–240 days after the halving, possibly in mid-to-late Q4 2024. This allows for a corrective phase in between to test investor confidence.
However, the report warns of potential volatility and another “sell the news” event around the $49,000 mark.