So, apparently the CEO of CryptoQuant thinks Bitcoin can dip to $77K and still stay bullish this year. Sounds like he’s pretty confident we won’t see a bear market. If we hit that $77K mark, he believes we'll bounce back pretty quickly.
Can Bitcoin Handle a Dip to $77K?
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gas_bridgeMember
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#2Dec 17, 2023, 04:07 PM
I mean, $77K could happen but I really doubt it’ll drop that low. The market seems pretty set on not going below $90K. With the rally towards $99K, it feels like we’re reaching the end of the correction phase.
Totally agree. We haven’t even hit the new all-time high yet, so there’s still a lot of bullish energy. Even if we dip close to $60K, I think we can still shoot for a new ATH. Just gotta be careful and watch for any big events.
If Bitcoin can recover from lower points before, then I believe it can bounce back after hitting $77K too. Honestly, that price isn’t bad at all. It’s still higher than $49K, and many investors would actually welcome a drop.
It’s hilarious that people cling to these predictions. Sounds like PR nonsense from that CEO. I mean, can you really trust him? I remember when BTC was just a few hundred bucks, so price drops don’t scare me.
After a bull run, people expect a bear market, but maybe not this year. The bull market we’ve been waiting for hasn’t really kicked in yet, and everyone’s eyeing targets like $150K to $200K before any major correction.
Let’s be real, no one can guarantee anything. BTC is decentralized. Even that CEO doesn’t know where it’s headed. Sure, we’re hopeful for a bullish year, but it’s all speculation.
Saw the news a couple days ago. The guy’s point is valid if we drop to $77K, it doesn’t mean the bull market is over. I remember back in 2021 when BTC fell hard and then shot back up.
What’s more important is your strategy for a bear market. Are you ready to sell or buy more BTC if it drops? Planning ahead is key to managing your capital.
Sounds like another random guess to me. BTC can crash 30% easily during a bull run. Just look at 2017 plenty of crashes didn’t flip the market from bull to bear.
You can check out the chart of Bitcoin corrections. Doesn’t matter what you call it dump or crash these drops happen. Just because you call it a correction doesn’t change what it is.
Terminology matters though. A 10% drop is a correction, but 30%? That’s a crash. We should be clear about what we mean when discussing price movements.
I get your point about terminology, but what you call it doesn’t change Bitcoin’s reality. A correction is a correction, and a crash is a crash, regardless of what people say.
For experienced investors, a drop to $77K could be a sweet chance to load up more BTC. But I doubt we’ll see that price again anytime soon.
That $77K prediction is just that a prediction. We can’t rely on it. I think we’ll see a bear market eventually, but not yet. Last year was wild; everyone was wrong about timing.
kevin_bridgeFull Member
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#16Dec 22, 2023, 12:19 AM
I kinda agree. People are expecting a bullish year, so if BTC dips, they’ll likely buy more. I don’t see it going as low as $77K because many are ready to jump in.
stack_ninjaNewbie
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#17Dec 23, 2023, 11:13 PM
No one can predict the market with certainty. If you’re banking on no bear cycle, you might be in for a surprise. Better to plan for all outcomes.
A drop to $77K isn’t just a guess. Historically, BTC has seen big swings after halvings. A drop could happen, but the market usually recovers.
I think we should be ready for surprises. This bull run could last a while, but we’ve seen how unpredictable BTC can be.
Not just any random account this CEO has a solid crypto background. His analysis might actually hold some weight.