According to pseudonymous trader Rekt Capital, if Bitcoin BTC/USD repeats its 2015 price action, it could go through a significant correction.
In a tweet on Friday, Rekt said Bitcoin's price could drop even further.
If #BTC is to experience a 2015-like retest of the Macro Downtrend...
— Rekt Capital (@rektcapital) May 12, 2023
Then price can still drop even deeper than what we've seen thus far$BTC #Crypto #Bitcoin pic.twitter.com/jlXVUvxUN0
Rekt explained that Bitcoin could plunge to its critical psychological support at around $20,000 if the crypto trades below resistance at $27,000.
Readers of the Rekt Capital Newsletter have known about the #BTC Head & Shoulders for ~2 weeks$BTC 1D Close sub-Neckline (black) -> partial breakdown
— Rekt Capital (@rektcapital) May 12, 2023
Flip $27k to resistance -> full breakdown confirmation
Sign up to the Newsletter:https://t.co/wE8t5jUCxe#Crypto #Bitcoin pic.twitter.com/8bkhHO2yuc
However, the crypto analyst said that Bitcoin still needs to reclaim the $28,800 level on the weekly.
#BTC has failed to reclaim the $28800 level on the Weekly already
— Rekt Capital (@rektcapital) May 12, 2023
And a $BTC Weekly Close below $27000 would likely enable further downside into the lows $20000s#Crypto #Bitcoin https://t.co/2g0F6RpZ5L pic.twitter.com/e7mjI0tGQP
Rekt also said that Bitcoin is flashing a bearish signal on the daily timeframe as it now trades below the neckline of a head-and-shoulders pattern at $27,000.
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He added that BTC’s inability to reclaim $27,000 as support would likely confirm a reversal pattern.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading at $27,032, about 7 percent down in the last seven days.
Meanwhile, another crypto analyst Tone Vays said that the chances of Bitcoin surging by over 30% from the current levels are higher than the probability of the crypto asset plunging to around $22,000.
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