But with #Bitcoin; anything can happen! ?? ?? @TuurDemeester @PrestonPysh @ToneVays pic.twitter.com/UgX4rkRG0H
— Trace Mayer (@TraceMayer) June 24, 2019
The Mayer Multiple is a figure that you get from dividing BTC’s price by its 200-day moving average (200 DMA). At the moment, the Mayer Multiple stands at 2.09. At the same time, he notes that there is little ground to believe that BTC will be worth $40,000 in the next few months. To keep the spirits up, Mayer added that with BTC nothing is ever certain. “But with Bitcoin anything can happen!” he wrote.
The public has reacted well to the unpredictable nature of BTC’s price. For example, @bernardtan4 wrote that he is “holding even if it’s overvalued…Hey it’s Bitcoin. Anything’s possible.”
I'm holding even if it's overvalued… Hey, it's Bitcoin. Anything's possible.
— bernard tan (@bernardtan4) June 24, 2019
Others, like @RDaszkiewicz, were a bit more careful, noting that they would prefer for BTC to slow down. According to him, it should first consolidate at $10-12,000.
I personally would much prefer $BTC to slow down! Consolidate at $10-$12k for a few months/coil up with EMA’s MA’s catching up before continuation! ??
— Roman Daszkiewicz (@RDaszkiewicz) June 24, 2019
Bullish and even more bullish
The current uprise of the cryptomarket has triggered a new set of predictions from multiple bulls. Back in spring, Fundstrat’s Charlie Lee, for example, suggested that BTC will stage a substantial recovery in 2019. Thus he reiterated his claims made in March 2019, when he said that BTC will rocket higher this year.
Other commentators are not lagging behind. Ryan Selkis, CEO of Messare, believes that BTC will be worth $50,000 soon. The Winklevoss brothers, other famous proponents of BTC, believe that BTC is better than gold. They expressed this view during an in-depth interview with Bloomberg.
Recently, Altcoin Buzz also reported that BTC surpassed one million daily active addresses. Currently, the coin is trading at $10,943.
