Even after fake Twitter posts on the regulator’s account (fake “ETF approval”). And in general, everything went according to the plan that we have discussed many times in the chat and on the streams – at the moment the price of Bitcoin before the approval of the ETF and at the time of approval reached almost $49,000, and then, expectedly, the price slipped to $40,600 by the end of the week.
Despite the Bitcoin correction, which we repeatedly warned about, some altcoins opened their alt season. Leaders of the week in terms of growth: BNB, DYDX. But BONK, SEI, SUI and others, who were actively growing last week, went into the expected correction (“profit taking”).
In the current price realities, Bitcoin is at the lower boundary of the price range, which it entered in early December last year. Apparently, in the coming weeks will decide the further fate of the price. A more global correction, which is expected by many analysts, could reduce the price by another 20-30% from current positions. In order to protect capital from a sharp drop in asset value, investors are best not to rely only on luck, but to protect their funds now ?
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?️ Annualised returns by week on the chart ?
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