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Seize your chance and buy the dip, have patience and you will be rewarded once Asian money flows back in. Asia is the biggest Bitcoin market.
Yeah... about that - China just announced that they will be blocking access to all the exchanges, local and international. So expect most of Chinese who still hold crypto to dump their holdings.
On top of that, major US banks + other (i.e. Lloyds Banking group, UK) are banning credit card crypto purchases (you can still use debit cards though), as apparently it's too risky for the customers. Weird logic, customers are free to get drunk go into massive debt by spending it all on whores & booze, but they can't buy bitcoins, as the value may drop.
We have yet to see whether these events would affect the price of bitcoin negatively. As for now, the price has been at a slow pace.
Credit card companies must have been alarmed of how bitcoin's price has been in a downward trend and went down significantly a lot as compared to it's price level last December. They're more scared of this volatility then people drowning in debt because debt is something which they recover whereas loss from bitcoin is something that they cannot since it's not within their control.