BlockBeats report, on September 15th, famous crypto analyst Titan mentioned that "BTC recently retested a key support level on the weekly chart, and this support level may rebound above $90,000. In the previous cycle, when the price retested the 50-week simple moving average, it rebounded by at least 40%. The average rebound rate is 71%. If BTC pumps 71% from here, it may reach $92,000." Historical charts indicate that BTC will experience a three-month rebound. According to CoinGlass data, September has historically been a poor-performing month for BTC, with an average return rate of -4.69%, making it the most pessimistic month in terms of average return rate. Historically, October has an average return rate of 22.9%, November has an average return rate of 46.8%, and December has an average monthly return rate of 5.4%. In the previous year of the BTC halving, which was 2020, the price pumped over 27% in October and over 42% in November, sustaining a six-month pump that lasted until March 2021. Cryptocurrency trader Mags stated on September 15th, "The current correction may be the last potential buying opportunity before the next pump. BTC has provided three buying opportunities before entering a parabolic trend, with the last one occurring after the halving. This may be your last chance to buy BTC at a low price before it enters a parabolic trend." Anonymous off-chain analyst Checkmate also pointed out that "BTC's positioning is identical to the previous two bull market cycles, and BTC is currently in the same position as the last two cycles since the low point. I like comparing the low points of the cycles because it describes the psychological time needed for investors to recover from the bear market."
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Analyse : BTC reteste 50 semaines MA, ou se situe peut-être au bord d'une pompe continue de trois mois
BlockBeats report, on September 15th, famous crypto analyst Titan mentioned that "BTC recently retested a key support level on the weekly chart, and this support level may rebound above $90,000. In the previous cycle, when the price retested the 50-week simple moving average, it rebounded by at least 40%. The average rebound rate is 71%. If BTC pumps 71% from here, it may reach $92,000." Historical charts indicate that BTC will experience a three-month rebound. According to CoinGlass data, September has historically been a poor-performing month for BTC, with an average return rate of -4.69%, making it the most pessimistic month in terms of average return rate. Historically, October has an average return rate of 22.9%, November has an average return rate of 46.8%, and December has an average monthly return rate of 5.4%. In the previous year of the BTC halving, which was 2020, the price pumped over 27% in October and over 42% in November, sustaining a six-month pump that lasted until March 2021. Cryptocurrency trader Mags stated on September 15th, "The current correction may be the last potential buying opportunity before the next pump. BTC has provided three buying opportunities before entering a parabolic trend, with the last one occurring after the halving. This may be your last chance to buy BTC at a low price before it enters a parabolic trend." Anonymous off-chain analyst Checkmate also pointed out that "BTC's positioning is identical to the previous two bull market cycles, and BTC is currently in the same position as the last two cycles since the low point. I like comparing the low points of the cycles because it describes the psychological time needed for investors to recover from the bear market."