Haven’t seen anyone talk about August predictions for Bitcoin yet. Historically, it tends to dip or not do well this month. But I noticed it's been down from around $112.6k back to $116.4k, which seems normal to me. Personally, I think this is a solid time to stack some Bitcoin. My guess? By the end of August, we could see it back near $120k.
What To Expect for Bitcoin Prices This August?
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Yo, there's already a thread about this topic. Just check out the speculations board. Don't sleep on that, it's pretty active!
You guys sure there's nothing on the speculation board? This conversation should definitely be happening there. It feels like we're overthinking this. August is so unpredictable, you know?
satoshi_apeNewbie
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#4Feb 1, 2023, 01:34 AM
Predicting Bitcoin for just one month feels a bit rushed if you ask me. This is a long game, not just August. Sure, prices can change wildly throughout the day. Still, I'm sticking with a range of $115k to $118k for this month.
Yeah, a month is way too short. I mean, if a year feels too long, then let’s look at 3 to 6 months. My guess: we level off around $119k to $120k.
Bitcoin is getting some ups again. If all goes well, we could see it push past $120k. But man, if something big happens, it might drop under $110k too. And the geopolitical stuff is definitely affecting us.
laser_nodeSenior Member
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#7Feb 1, 2023, 10:05 AM
Let’s break it down technically. Right now, Bitcoin's in a downtrend but I see a possible bounce back at around $111.9k. If it can close above $118k, we might be targeting some higher resistance levels.
Seems like August is just gonna be fluctuating in the $114k to $120k range. I don't see it breaking too high this month. But we still have time, so who knows?
It's early August, and Bitcoin's just over $117k. Could it cross the previous ATH of $123k? I mean, we do have some days left for a potential pump.
roguesatoshiFull Member
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#10Feb 2, 2023, 10:04 PM
Your analysis is solid, but what I've noticed is that BTC's trading volume is dipping. More are shifting focus to ETH and XRP these days. Feels like altcoin season is kicking in.
Right? A lot of peeps here are thinking August's gonna be a bad month based on history. I get that, but every year is different. Plus, there’s been lots of positive moves in the market. It doesn't feel like we should be entirely pessimistic.
Totally agree! Historically, yeah, August has been tough. But with all the recent ETF buzz and the general bullish cycle we're in, I wouldn't be so quick to write it off.
For sure! October to January is when the real party begins. That's when we usually see those epic rallies. Just gotta HODL and not freak out at the dips.
You can't just rely on the past to predict future price moves. Yeah, we might see some fluctuations, but if you're looking at the bigger picture, there’s potential for gains.
Agreed, looking long-term is key. If BTC drops to $113k, people start panicking thinking it'll drop to $110k. But it bounced back. It really depends on how you trade.
I think there might be a separate thread for this, but yeah, August feels slow. It's like we’ve hit a wall between $115k and $117k. Might hit $120k, but it’s not a big surprise.
ninja_novaMember
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#17Feb 8, 2023, 07:58 AM
August fluctuations are kinda normal. In previous years, we’ve seen drops or stabilities. If you’re a patient buyer, you'll probably get some good returns later on.
Totally! I feel like we’re stuck in this recession and the uncertainty is causing sell pressure. But despite that, Bitcoin still seems to be holding up.
alpha_minerFull Member
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#19Feb 8, 2023, 11:49 AM
I wouldn't stress too much about selling right now. People are starting to see Bitcoin as a haven compared to fiat during these times, so I think it'll turn around.
just_ravenNewbie
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#20Feb 10, 2023, 10:43 AM
The overall sentiment remains the same, but news and events do keep changing month to month. Short-term traders gotta learn to manage their expectations.