Bitcoin Price Forecast : Analyst Predicts Steep Correction, BTC Price Might Hit New ATH in May 2022

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Bitcoin’s downward price trend continues, with a plunge to a ten-day low of $46,000 just a few hours ago. The bitcoin market value has dropped by $250 billion in three days, putting most altcoins on a similar path. 

After hitting a one month high of $52K on December 27th, Bitcoin began to drastically depreciate in value. It sank to $49,000 in hours on Tuesday, as stated, before dropping to $48,000 yesterday.

The problem has only gotten worse in the last 24 hours, as BTC has plummeted to $46,000, its lowest price in ten days. Bitcoin is currently trading approximately $1,000 higher, although it is still down nearly 2% on the day and has a market capitalization of less than $900 billion.

BTC Price Set to Collapse Further?

There’s an argument to be made for another significant collapse, according to a widely followed crypto analyst who predicted Bitcoin’s big correction in May of 2021.Dave the Wave,provides his followers with a list of warning signs that Bitcoin is on its way to a drop as low as $25,000.

A decrease to $25,000, according to Dave the Wave, would align with five separate technological measures. 

Possible fractal with a breakout to new ATHs as soon as May next year.

I’d say some would be stumped as to whether this is bullish or bearish. pic.twitter.com/wUq8rfrU9S

— dave the wave (@davthewave) December 17, 2021

If a head and shoulders pattern, which is a price structure used to predict a trend reversal, plays out, the analyst believes a drop to $25,000 may be a viable target. 

… and the fractal:https://t.co/0vtcMb8BDh

— dave the wave (@davthewave) December 29, 2021

Finally, the analyst considers a scenario in which Bitcoin sinks to roughly $28,000 before rising above the six-figure level as early as May 2022. 

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