It's been a month since the U.S. started bombing Iran. Trump said it would be over in weeks, but now they’re talking ground troops. Bitcoin’s reacting too saw a dip to $66K but had a brief spike to $76K before now looking like a head-and-shoulders pattern.
What's Next for Bitcoin with Current Events?
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Honestly, this whole war is pointless and just a cash grab for the military-industrial complex. Heard 17,000 troops are getting sent in. I mean, Iraq and Afghanistan just turned into a mess, right? Speculating Bitcoin could hit 50k soon. This year’s gonna be rough.
That head-and-shoulders setup is pretty alarming. People say it usually means a bigger drop, but the pattern doesn’t look perfect. Still, anything can happen with Bitcoin. If you’re looking to buy, just keep your strategy steady and hodl.
alexrocketNewbie
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#4Feb 10, 2018, 04:55 PM
Remember when we thought Bitcoin might hit $80k? That feels like a distant dream now. If this war becomes a real ground conflict, we could be looking at a longer trend down. If Bitcoin drops to $60k, that might actually be a solid buy.
Iran’s not budging on negotiations, which means this could drag on. I mean, why would you start with bombings instead of talking? This could definitely affect Bitcoin in the long run.
Yeah, Iran caught the U.S. off guard. They thought this would be a cakewalk. A ground invasion, wow, it won't be pretty. We could see oil facilities get hit hard, affecting the entire global market, including Bitcoin.
raven_2020Member
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#7Feb 11, 2018, 04:03 AM
I’m definitely gonna buy if Bitcoin dips below $60k. The war is only gonna tighten things up, especially if the Strait of Hormuz gets blocked. That’d seriously hurt the economy and Bitcoin as well.
What do you mean by below $60k? Are you seriously thinking we could see Bitcoin go down to $30k? That would be wild. Even 15% of ATH at 18k isn’t totally out there.
We’ve seen some crazy twists already. Iran rejected the U.S. ceasefire proposal, so yeah, it's not good for the market. If this keeps escalating, Bitcoin’s gonna take a hit, that’s for sure.
gas_bridgeMember
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#10Feb 11, 2018, 09:51 AM
Your analysis points to a crash if that pattern holds. But honestly, the market’s been so unpredictable lately. This war might affect Bitcoin, but who really knows how?
I don’t think we’ll just see a slight dip below $60k. If ground troops go in, the price could drop further than expected. People are underestimating the war’s impact on the market.
HyperBlockMember
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#12Feb 11, 2018, 05:07 PM
Price might dip and then retrace before falling again. If it breaks resistance, we could see a bullish trend, but right now, it’s tricky. I thought we’d dip below $60k sooner, but here we are.
Assuming your points hold, if people are selling due to war panic, but some are buying to secure assets. Kinda a mixed bag.
True, panic selling can happen, but DCAing under $60k sounds solid. More than 50% off from the ATH is enticing!
I’m seeing an inverse H&S pattern, which could mean drops ahead. But hey, accumulating at these levels might be a once-in-a-lifetime shot since 2020.
Bitcoin's been trying to retest resistance but failed. We might dip down to that $60k mark again. The ongoing war? It hasn’t hit Bitcoin too hard yet, but watch out.
Is the real question if Bitcoin will fall below $60k soon? I mean, it might even hit 40k if this crisis drags out.
Historically, dips have lessened each cycle, especially with institutions now involved. If we see a major drop, that’ll be unusual for this cycle.
The ongoing war likely won’t affect Bitcoin that much. It was above $70k, and the crisis mainly impacts Iran. They’re in a bind over the Strait of Hormuz.
mike.degenMember
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#20Feb 16, 2018, 06:17 AM
I doubt there’ll be a ground invasion. That could be a massive misstep for the U.S. We're already in a bearish cycle, so we’ll likely see a steady decline.