Bitcoin took a significant plunge, diving below the $41,000 mark in today’s market, causing a ripple effect across the broader crypto landscape. Notably, crypto critic Peter Schiff compared Bitcoin’s tumble to a severe setback suffered by the Eagles.
Several factors led to this drop. On-chain analysis, highlighted by Julio Moreno of CryptoQuant, revealed Bitcoin’s price overheating post a substantial surge beyond $40,000. Additionally, Mara Pool, a major player in Bitcoin mining, opted to secure profits after a recent high, showcasing a move toward risk aversion.
It’s worth noting that over 50% of Bitcoin holders were in profit, often signaling an impending sell-off during peaks.
However, trader Christopher Inks remains optimistic, viewing the recent dip in the altcoin market as a short-term correction, potentially paving the way for future gains. He observed Bitcoin’s rebound from the R2 pivot after a setback at the daily R3 pivot, indicating a possible resurgence.
For a bullish trend, Bitcoin must maintain its upward momentum, particularly surpassing the R3 pivot. The R5 pivot remains a significant level, achievable if Bitcoin sustains its newfound support.
