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Bitcoin: Analyst Predicts Early Peak Amid Unprecedented Rally

Bitcoin: Analyst Predicts Early Peak Amid Unprecedented Rally

A prominent crypto analyst suggests that Bitcoin (BTC) might deviate from its historical trend and achieve a cycle peak earlier than initially projected.

In a recent video update, crypto strategist Jason Pizzino observes that in the previous cycles of 2016 and 2020, Bitcoin experienced a pullback subsequent to reaching the 50% retracement level on the monthly chart, before rallying to reach a cycle peak.

Nevertheless, Pizzino notes that Bitcoin has not undergone a similar pullback in this cycle after hitting the 50% retracement level; instead, it continues to trade above it.


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Pizzino highlights the unusual nature of Bitcoin’s current price movement, describing it as an unprecedented pump.

He acknowledges the established pattern of hitting the 50% level, experiencing a pullback, and then rallying, as observed in past cycles.

However, he emphasizes that this time may be different, indicating a potential deviation from the norm. Pizzino suggests that this deviation could signify a stronger market compared to previous cycles, potentially leading to an earlier peak.

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