Bitcoin’s Shocking $30K Plunge: Analyst Points Finger at US, Will the Dive Deepen?

BTC

BTC/USDT

$80,230.56
+0.35%
24h Volume

$12,151,626,585.84

24h H/L

$80,666.66 / $79,549.54

Change: $1,117.12 (1.40%)

Long/Short
43.4%
Long: 43.4%Short: 56.6%
Funding Rate

+0.0010%

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Bitcoin
Bitcoin
Daily

$80,300.01

0.13%

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$84,735.75
Resistance 2$81,904.65
Resistance 1$80,488.89
Price$80,300.01
Support 1$79,518.35
Support 2$78,239.41
Support 3$75,286.69
Pivot (PP):$80,365.51
Trend:Uptrend
RSI (14):62.9
(04:24 PM UTC)
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  • Analyst Konstantin Anissimov believes that the US government’s sales from Silk Road could create price volatility in Bitcoin (BTC).
  • Anissimov points to the low trading volumes in the market as a reason for potential short-term selling pressure caused by the $300 million worth of Bitcoin seized from the darknet platform.
  • The analyst suggests that the current daily trading volume of Bitcoin, which is less than $2 billion, with a significant portion being wash trading, could exacerbate any potential sell-off.

Silk Road Sales Could Impact Bitcoin Price, Says Analyst

An experienced analyst who believes that a sell-off is imminent, Anissimov suggests that the market could soon price in the negative impact of this news:

“I believe that this price drop is mostly due to the signals of a drop in futures prices and the news that the US government is preparing to sell $300 million worth of Bitcoin. I think the market expects this to happen very soon. The total daily trading volume of Bitcoin is currently less than $2 billion. My assumption is that a portion of this is wash trading. Therefore, a $300 million Bitcoin sale should result in a negative price movement, and it will.”

On the other hand, Anissimov believes that the downturn will be short-lived and that a rebound will not be delayed.

Recently, Acheson Acheson, the author of Crypto is Macro Now, pointed out the inverse correlation between the US dollar index (DXY) and BTC, suggesting that a decline in DXY would trigger a rise in Bitcoin.

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