Momentum was there and the spot light is shining brighter on Bitcoin every day. A blast from support at 44k brought us just barely to new all time highs. I'm my opinion the world is too afraid to buy at all time highs as strongly as sellers are willing to part. The flash crash on binance is proof that the space is still the wild west, and until there's some sort of security, big money is tepid at best to enter, in my opinion. A dollar cost average approach would seem the safest, so I can see a steady gradual rise in acceptable price for Bitcoin, but huge pumps like this are usually orchestrated by crypto whales, and after the shorts are liquidated and new money comes in at these highs, Bitcoin loves to pull way back to cause capitulation.
Thusly, I could see a retest of the 53-49k levels, with liquidation hunters poking below that as well. A good entry for bull market continuation would take the volatility we can expect from the wild west of finance in to consideration.
There's no doubt in my mind that Bitcoin will achieve some sort of grand use case scenario eventually and be hundreds of thousands of dollars per. It's definitely not going away any time soon, or ever for that matter, unlike other forms of currency and the governments that back them.
Thusly, I could see a retest of the 53-49k levels, with liquidation hunters poking below that as well. A good entry for bull market continuation would take the volatility we can expect from the wild west of finance in to consideration.
There's no doubt in my mind that Bitcoin will achieve some sort of grand use case scenario eventually and be hundreds of thousands of dollars per. It's definitely not going away any time soon, or ever for that matter, unlike other forms of currency and the governments that back them.
