Craig Johnson, chief market technician at American independent investment bank Piper Sandler Companies, believes that the ongoing downtrend will end if the largest cryptocurrency manages to score a close above the $26,000 level. This, according to Johnson, would confirm the start of another bull market.
Bitcoin has so far struggled to gather steam, currently trading at the $20,400 level on the Bitstamp exchange.
That said, making concrete Bitcoin price predictions is complicated since the largest cryptocurrency has no fundamentals, Johnson says.
As reported by U.Today, Oanda’s Jeffrey Halley recently opined that $17,500 was a do-or-die level for Bitcoin. If bulls fail to hold, the crypto king will likely plunge much lower.
Bitcoin briefly managed to crash to the $17,600 level last month, which marked its lowest price point since late December 2020.
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