I have observed that Bitcoin's momentum has decreased since it reached the $25,000 mark, resulting in a failure to meet expectations
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Maybe it's not bitcoin that failed the expectations but the expectations were too high for the market that we're in?
The bears have been dominating the market, with losses amounting to half of the gains made this year since the beginning of March. At present, the price is trending towards the $21,050 range, and it is anticipated that the sell-off will not dip below $20,000, with a potential shift in direction expected before the week's end.
They've been dominating the market since November 2021, that's why it's called the bear market.
No dip below 20k? Like it was anticipated in 2022 that we wouldn't go below that level?
The only thing that I'm quite sure of is that the bottom is in. That said, we could go to 16k again and the bottom would still be in. The market is so manipulated with only 20% of bitcoin being liquid and tradable at any moment, that with enough pressure you can expect any exchange to crash, just like they did last year. Dos it change anything for bitcoin? No, because it's still going up after the halving, so unless you've got bills to pay and bitcoin as your last source of funds, you have no reason to worry.