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Bitcoin (BTC) price hit $73,681 on Bybit exchange on October 29 but failed to retest the all-time high (ATH) of $73,949. Although BTC was $267 away from its peak, there are no signs that investors have comeback yet. Hence, a potential crash could be brewing for Bitcoin.
In this CoinGape article, we will explore two signs that point to this bearish downturn for Bitcoin price.
Will Bitcoin Price Crash Again?
Yes, there are high chances of a crash for Bitcoin price. The upcoming US presidential election results on November 5 could induce volatility in the financial market not just in the US but across the world. Bitcoin and crypto markets could suffer a short-term setback as well.
Here are two reasons why BTC price might crash.
Bitcoin Active Addresses Shows Lack of Investor Interest.
Active addresses on Bitcoin blockchain is currently hovering around 734K, which is 25% lower compared to 986K as seen on ATH in March 2024. A reduced investor interest shows that there is less capital flowing into BTC and the recent rally could be driven by fumes.
BTC Active Addresses
The reason for the lack of participation can be attributed to the US presidential elections that is set to air the results on November 5. This clear signal indicates that many investors are hesitant and are waiting for the conclusion of US presidential elections are over.
Investors Not Bullish On BTC Due to US Presidential Election
According to Polymarket, an online betting plaform, there is an 8% chance that Bitcoin price hits $80,000 before the US presidential elections. This information outlines how pessimistic investors are ahead of this key political event.
BTC Polymarket US Elections
With this outlook in mind Bitcoin price predictions should be tempered and not bullish.
Bitcoin Price Analysis: Key BTC Levels
According to the daily chart, the seven-month consolidation has created a value area that extends from $68,958 to $59,364. As of October 31, BTC has crashed nearly 4%. If this outlook continues, then the next key supprot level is $68,958, which is the value area high.
If Bitcoin is bullish, it should not slip below this critical support level. In case there is a breakdown of this foothold, investors should consider themselves warned of a steep correction. The next key area of interest would be $63,099. This is the highest volume traded level in the past seven months. In case of a strong sell-off, Bitcoin price could revisit the vaule area low at $59,364.
A breakdown of $68,958 could lead to an 8% to 13% crash in Bitcoin price.
BTC/USDT 1-day chart
On the other hand, if Bitcoin price bounces off the $68,958 support level and stays above it until after the US elections are over, it signals strength. Such a development could send Bitcoin price to all-time high in November.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Yes, due to potential volatility from the US presidential election results and lack of investor interest.
Active addresses on the Bitcoin blockchain are 25% lower than the March 2024 ATH.
$68,958; a breakdown of this barrier could lead to an 8-13% crash
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Akash Girimath
Akash Girimath, an engineer by training, has developed a deep fascination with the complexities of cryptocurrency markets. As a senior reporter and analyst, he specializes in crypto analysis and contributes his expertise to notable platforms such as AMBCrypto and FXStreet. In addition to his analytical work, Akash actively trades cryptocurrencies and manages a small crypto fund for friends and family. His role involves providing insightful market analysis and keeping readers informed about the latest trends in the crypto world. Follow Him on Youtube , X and LInkedIn
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