Bitcoin May Fall To $2,500 Before It Rebounds

In the past few days, BTC has experienced some degree of recovery, but all that was wiped away on June 21 as prices fell below $6,500. At the time of writing this article, Bitcoin is trading slightly above the $6,100 with a seven percent decline in the last 24 hours.

Signs of Bottoming as Bitcoin Selling Becomes Exhausted
In a recent CNBC article, Bill Baruch, the President of Blue Line Futures said that Bitcoin is approaching its bottom level. According to him, there are signs that the volatility of the market is “depressed.” Baruch also revealed that the BTC sales market has become supersaturated.

Fears of two back-to-back cryptocurrency exchange hacks may have pushed retail investors over the edge. The market is to stranger to panic selling at the slightest hint of a crisis. Conversely, Janine Wolf of Bloomberg declared recently that there is no end in sight for the current downtrend

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According to the Directional Movement Index, bitcoin is on its strongest negative trend since the sell-off earlier this year. The index’s ADX line is currently at 39.3. Anything above 25 is considered a strong trend. Meanwhile, the index’s DVAN trend line, a divergence analysis that measures buying or selling pressure, is also giving off ominous signals.