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  • Bitcoin may face a significant correction as gold’s breakout patterns, observed in 2019, are repeating.
  • Analysts Willy Woo and Rekt Capital predict a cooling period and potential downside for Bitcoin.

Benjamin Cowen, a widely respected crypto analyst, suggests that Bitcoin may be on the verge of a significant correction. Cowen, who has a substantial following of 802,000 YouTube subscribers, suggests that recent gold price movements could foreshadow a downturn for the leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization.

In his latest video update, Cowen draws a parallel to the events of 2019, when Bitcoin’s rally came to a halt shortly after gold experienced a breakout to new highs. He points out that a similar scenario seems to be unfolding this year, with Bitcoin reaching a fresh all-time high around the same time that gold broke out.

Bitcoin: Dubious Speculation

“Gold broke out in 2019 as well, and some might argue that this time is different,” Cowen remarks, acknowledging the perspective of those anticipating higher Bitcoin prices in the near term. However, he notes that Bitcoin’s corrections have historically coincided with significant moves in gold.

Historical Context and Current Trends

Cowen’s analysis highlights a recurring pattern where Bitcoin’s corrections follow gold’s significant price movements. In 2019, gold’s breakout was followed by a substantial correction in Bitcoin’s price. This pattern, according to Cowen, may be repeating itself. He points to the fact that Bitcoin’s latest all-time high was reached around the time when gold experienced a breakout, suggesting a potential warning signal for Bitcoin investors.

“I’m not here to say that my view is correct; it may very well not be,” Cowen states, adding that his analysis is based on observable historical trends rather than speculation. He emphasizes that while his perspective may not be the final word on Bitcoin’s future price movements, it is worth considering the relationship between gold’s price dynamics and Bitcoin’s market behavior.

As of the time of writing, BTC is trading at $60,925, reflecting a decrease of over 2.16% in the past day. This price movement further supports Cowen’s hypothesis that Bitcoin may be entering a correction phase, potentially influenced by recent developments in the gold market.

Analysts Predict a Cooling Period for Bitcoin

According to Willy Woo, a respected Bitcoin analyst, Bitcoin could face a cooling period lasting from one to four weeks. Woo shared his insights on June 22 via an X post to his over 1.1 million followers, where he suggested that Bitcoin’s price action could become “boring” before any significant rally resumes. Woo’s model indicates that this period of reduced volatility is likely as speculators step back, allowing the market to stabilize before any upward momentum can build.

Echoing Woo’s sentiments, Rekt Capital, another well-known crypto analyst, pointed out that Bitcoin is at risk of further downside pressure based on recent price actions. In a report dated June 17, Rekt Capital highlighted that a weekly close below a critical support level could lead to further rejections, suggesting a potential bearish phase for the cryptocurrency.

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Annjoy Makena is an accomplished and passionate writer who specializes in the fascinating world of cryptocurrencies. With a profound understanding of blockchain technology and its implications, she is dedicated to demystifying complex concepts and delivering valuable insights to her readers. Business Email: info@crypto-news-flash.com Phone: +49 160 92211628

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