Bitcoin: Let’s Put 2 Heart-Pounding Price Drops into Perspective

Bitcoin’s price fell hard, from above $58,000 to $45,000, and some are wondering if this is the start of a crash. Well, the word “crash” was also used back in January, when the cryptocurrency fell from $42,000 to below $30,000. However, prices bounced back. Let’s see how Elliott wave analysis can help put both price drops into perspective.

Bitcoin Crashes Below $10,000. What’s Next?

Who could have thought that something called a “digital currency” that first appeared in 2009 and was widely available for 1 cent (and no one cared!) eight years later would be going for $20,000 a pop? It’s the wildest financial craze of our time. Wait, scratch that — it’s the wildest financial craze ever, because Bitcoin is up not 100%, not 1,000%, not even 10,000%. Since inception, Bitcoin is up 32,000,000%. Yes, thirty-two MILLION percent.