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Veteran crypto trader Peter Brandt has dismissed fears of a Bitcoin price (BTC) crash, citing market volatility and bullish sentiment. Despite Bitcoin’s recent drop to $95,328.48, Brandt highlighted the unpredictable nature of cryptocurrency price charts. His remarks offer a counterpoint to broader concerns about the ongoing downturn in the crypto market. Bitcoin and Altcoins Face Investor Anxiety Challenges Bitcoin is down in a big way, sinking far below the $100,000 threshold, and it’s worrying investors. The move follows a wider fall in the broader cryptocurrency markets, with top altcoins also in decline. The market sentiment is linked to robust US jobs data and Federal Reserve policies, many analysts say. – Advertisement – In America, the US labor market saw less quiting and more job openings as it tapered off in job mobility. These data indicate that, in a period of economic uncertainty, workers are choosing job stability above new opportunities. Cautious investor behavior is a product of such conditions, which accounts for speculative markets including cryptocurrency. Bitcoin Price Dip Seen as Short-Term by Brandt According to Brandt, Bitcoin charts can often morph, making it hard to say at what points in the charts you can predict price movements. And he stressed again that charts have their utility as tools for evaluating asymmetrical bets, but not so much for forecasting exact trends. As such, this approach fits well with the character of cryptocurrencies where there is no real fluke but rather, everyday volatility. Source: X While Bitcoin could push lower as shown by the chart patterns, his analysis helped to calm the nerves of many traders. Even if the Bitcoin has fallen through the floor, Brandt is optimistic that this won’t be a long downturn. The outlook has provided solace for traders, who see it as a positive signal in a…

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Filed under: News - @ January 9, 2025 6:27 pm