Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in the market have seen the most prolonged bearish price movement since 2017 and 2018. According to data, the general crypto market has lost $2 trillion since the massive rally of 2021. But even with the occasional spikes these months, crypto prices fluctuate more towards the red lines. For instance, Bitcoin prices have continued to fluctuate. As of August 21, the price stands at $21,184.13 after losing 1.18% from its previous day’s value. The news from the US Federal Reserve about its intent on following a hawkish approach to fighting inflation set the market downtrend. Bitcoin price reacted to the report by losing almost 12%, the lowest price level within 3 weeks. Related Reading: Fantom (FTM) Hit By Bearish Sentiment Despite Logging Over 300,000 Active Users Analyst Forecasts For Bitcoin Price On August 21, Bitcoin traded close to $21,400, making traders believe a possible bounce like the July experience. But even with the green lines on August 21, Peter Brandt, a veteran trader and analyst, tweeted that being bullish on it won’t be the right move. Instead, he foresaw a possible pullback given the sentiment in the broader crypto market. According to Brandt, the daily chart on August 21 showed slight gains for Bitcoin as traders saw two small green candles after six consecutive red candles. But that’s not a solid indication to go bullish on Bitcoin price. Instead, the mark...
