Crypto Rundown: Bitcoin Breaks $60,000 Support...What Comes Next?!
Why Did Bitcoin Fall Below $60K? | What Happens After Bitcoin Hits $60K?In this episode of the Crypto Rundown, Brendan and Tevo delve into the current dynamics of the crypto markets, analyzing significant events like the recent Bitcoin halving and the approval of Ethereum and Bitcoin ETFs in Hong Kong. They discuss Bitcoin’s fall below the critical $60,000 support level amidst global economic uncertainties, including FOMC decisions and inflation rates.
Additionally, the episode covers the implications of potential Federal Reserve actions on crypto and traditional markets, highlighting the intricate relationship between macroeconomic factors and cryptocurrency prices. We also explore the future prospects of rate cuts and their potential impact on market movements.
Chapters
- 3:45 The History of Bitcoin 20% Corrections
- 5:40 Bitcoin Technical Analysis
- 6:15 Bitcoin’s 200 Day MA
- 7:00 Altcoins Down EVERN MORE?
- 10:50 TA Post Halving Dips and Chop
- 17:00 Hong Kong ETF
- 20:00 The 20 Crypto Projects Forbes Thinks are Dead Money
- 26:00 Lesson from This Bull Run
- 30:00 Powell Rate Hikes and Macro Outlook for Markets
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