- A crypto analyst predicts Bitcoin may drop to $21,700.
- A breakthrough above converging EMAs could overturn the bearish trend.
- Historical data shows October as a bullish month for Bitcoin, with a potential $28,000 surge.
Crypto analyst Annii predicts a possible Bitcoin (BTC) price drop to $21,700, citing bond yield concerns and bearish market indicators. However, historical data reveals October’s ‘Uptober’ trend, hinting at a potential surge to $28,000 or beyond.
Annii’s bearish sentiment is based on Bitcoin’s weekly chart, which showcases a worrying trend. According to her analysis, Bitcoin has slipped below crucial exponential moving averages (EMAs), including the 10, 20, 50, 200, and 800 EMAs. This dip beneath all plotted EMAs on the weekly chart, despite a relatively bullish trend at the beginning of 2023, suggests a bearish zone.
However, there are contrasting factors at play that could propel Bitcoin to higher levels. Historical data reveals that October tends to be a bullish month for Bitcoin, with a phenomenon known as ‘Uptober.’ This trend, except for a few exceptions, has seen Bitcoin’s price rise every Halloween compared to the previous year. Even machine learning algorithms and chart patterns align with this historical trend.
CoinCodex, a platform specializing in monitoring cryptocurrency markets, has introduced an innovative self-improving machine algorithm that anticipates a notable 9% surge in Bitcoin’s value before Halloween in 2023. This surge has the potential to propel Bitcoin’s price beyond $28,000 by October 31st.
Despite regulatory uncertainties in the United States causing investor concerns, Bitcoin’s track record during ‘Uptober’ remains strong. As of the latest data on September 27th, Bitcoin is trading at $26,247, maintaining its position above the crucial $26,000 support level.
