Si w abitye ak mouvman rapid Crypto markets, 2022 must feel to you like a never-ending groundhog day. After significant moves all the way up to $69k and back down to $30k in 2021, Bitcoin has been trading inside what seems to be a fairly ‘boring’ range between $36k and $48k since the start of 2022.
Te kapab obsève ranje-komès sa a tou nan ete 2021, lè mache yo te fè eksperyans yon peryòd olye mat. Lè sa a te swiv pa yon gwo mouvman moute.
Such periods of relative calm can be a great time for accumulation. Once BTC broke out of its range-trading period in 2020, the subsequent growth dwarfed all price movements that had happened before. Anyone who has been around Crypto markets longer, also knows that such moves tend to align with Bitcoin Halving events. The next one is scheduled for 2024.
But this is little comfort for many traders who came into crypto because they crave the ‘action’ of a fast-moving, extremely volatile market. For them, a period like this is truly the ‘maximum pain’ scenario. No clear trend is visible and bulls and bears argue and claim premature victory, only to be taken out by reality when the next market move goes into the opposite direction.
Without a doubt, groundhog day will come to an end sooner or later. With the global macro climate still looking challenging and with a looming recession, risks remain on the downside. Yet, if you zoom out, so far Bitcoin has never disappointed us over the medium to long-term.
Petèt leson isit la se menm jan ak youn nan fim aktyèl la 'Groundhog Day': repetisyon kontinuèl nan menm jou a sèlman te fini yon fwa karaktè prensipal Bill Murray te vin yon moun vrèman pi bon. Koulye a, se pa sa yon gwo enspirasyon pou nou tout vin pi bon komèsan?