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Bitwise CIO: Sentiment aside, history suggests weekend sell-off is a buying opportunity

Bitwise CIO: Sentiment aside, history suggests weekend sell-off is a buying opportunity

Bitget2024/08/05 19:55

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan posted that, emotions aside, history suggests this weekend's sell-off is a buying opportunity. It cites the 12 March 2020 market crash as an example and says that all of these changes suggest that Bitcoin's importance will continue to grow, not diminish.

A sharp pullback in the cryptocurrency market could cycle itself into a downward cycle that needs to exhaust itself before bottoming out. This is because, as prices fall, leveraged traders face margin calls and are forced to sell. With more than $1 billion in futures currently liquidated, it's unclear if the bottom has been reached.

Matt Hougan says the real advice is to ignore the short-term factors and look beyond. Bitcoin is a volatile asset that rises and falls. This has always been the case, and it will continue to be the case for some time. Moments like this prove once again that timing the market is foolish.

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