Unfortunately, his recent prediction is knee-jerking. According to Peter’s unbiased interpretation, BTC might land up under $1000.
If I interpret the chart without bias, I would say sub $1,000
— Peter Brandt (@PeterLBrandt) March 12, 2020
It was a dud!
From January 2020 to February 2020 we saw phenomenal price growth. Blame it on the Coronavirus outbreak or the global economic meltdown, BTC price has lost all the 2020 growth and plunged even lower.
On March 8, Crypto enthusiast @EASYMONEY75 also predicted some similar patterns. That’s because he believed the parabolic run from $6,400 – $10, 500 was not a true one. And we have more reasons to believe him now.
Parabolic run for #Bitcoin, from $6,400-$10,500. It will likely give back 80% of that move, before it bottoms.
General TA rule — violation of parabolic advance leads to 80%+ decline in value.
"A true parabolic run never loses it's accelerated slope."
-Peter Brandt
— EASYMONEY7 (@EASYMONEY75) March 8, 2020
According to Peter, a true parabolic run never loses the accelerated slope. But we witnessed BTC losing the Jan-Feb 2020 parabolic growth in a very short span of time. Additionally, @EASYMONEY75 expected Bitcoin to hit a bottom by unhanding 80% of the parabolic growth. And that is what we saw.
What is the new low?
When someone asked Peter whether $5,500 is the worst we will see, his prediction shook the BTC believers. For now, Peter believes, Bitcoin might plunge below $1,000.
Dan O’Brien was inquisitive about what does Peter sees in the charts that everybody is missing. To this, Peter answered that he always believed there were 50% of BTC crossing $100,000 by 2021. And another 50% chances were for Bitcoin going to ‘0’. As soon as BTC lost the $7,500 support, his belief in BTC heading to 0 strengthened.
All we can do at this time is to stay strong and watch which way would Bitcoin settle for the time being.
