BTCUSD: Bitcoin Dips Should Be Temporary

Written by Justin Bennett

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Last Updated March 11, 2021

Forex trader since 2002

Written by Justin Bennett 

Forex trader since 2002

100k monthly readers

Updated March 11, 2021


Bitcoin (BTCUSD) is back to “up only” mode following its recent 26% correction.

As most of you know, I was buying Bitcoin when it was between $8,000 and $10,000 in May of last year.

I was also buying Ethereum (ETH) when it was just above $200.

Both investments have worked out incredibly well, and I’m anticipating another five or six months of a bull market based on the last two.

However, no market moves in a straight line, even one as bullish as Bitcoin.

While I’m not expecting another major correction like the one we just had, I do think there’s a good chance we see a 5-10% pullback from this week’s high.

A look at the total crypto market cap chart illustrates this.

Crypto mcap 3.11.21
Crypto market cap 4-hour time frame

There’s no guarantee we’ll see cryptos pullback to the $1.58T area, which implies another 6% of downside.

With that said, such a pullback would be enticing as a buying opportunity.

That could put Bitcoin back to $53,000 – $54,000.

Just keep in mind that there are no guarantees.

Every dip is being bought up in a hurry, so there’s no guarantee we see BTCUSD pullback 7% toward the $53,000 area.

Alternatively, a daily close above $58,000 would signal the market’s bullish intent and open the door to $60,000 and beyond.

As I mentioned last year, I expect Bitcoin to exceed $100,000 this year and perhaps rise to $250,000 or greater.

I’m anticipating a $70,000 – $80,000 BTC over the next four to six weeks.

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BTCUSD 4-hour time frame

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Justin Bennett is a full-time trader and educator who teaches Smart Money Concepts and clean price action without the noise.

He focuses on market structure, liquidity, imbalances, and high-time-frame context to help traders understand what price is actually doing and why.

Justin has been trading for over a decade, publishes weekly market breakdowns, and has helped thousands of traders simplify their approach and trade with more confidence. ...Read More


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