Dear Tom Lee, Your Consensus Rally Prediction has Not Failed Yet
For some reason the media narrative is that the post-Consensus crypto rally did not occur, Tom Lee even agreed. I disagree that we can make that claim yet.
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For some reason the media narrative is that the post-Consensus crypto rally did not occur, Tom Lee even agreed. I disagree that we can make that claim yet.
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Looking at Bitcoin’s price chart, it appears Mt. KillYourPortfolio is erupting yet again. This marks the third time an eruption has occurred since Bitcoin’s all time high.
Today is the last day of CoinDesk’s Consensus 2018. Thomas Lee and others have pointed out that crypto rallies tend to occur after Consensus each year.
This just in, apparently Bitcoin went up due to some good news, but then down due to some FUD. Experts say more up and down likely.
The guy from “the Big Short” (Steve Eisman) doesn’t get why people are into crypto. Which is, a little ironic considering everything.
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco published an analysis of Bitcoin prices and the crash of 2017 – 2018, pointing to Bitcoin futures as the main catalyst for the crash.
One may have noticed that ETH and ZRX are “mooning” and NEO, TRX, ARK, and a few others are holding up well. These all have something in common.
Bill Gates said he would short Bitcoin if he could (he can) and Tommy Lee of Fundstrat thinks Bitcoin will go to $25k. Time will tell who is right.
Crypto search trends are down considerably from the run of 2017 – 2018, and while there is a slight uptick in new retail adopters, most of the new blood seems to be institutional investors.
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