CryptoCon, a respected crypto analyst, highlights the increasing trend where major news events significantly impact Bitcoin‘s price trajectory, contrary to the belief that there is no correlation. Historical alignments show that significant events, such as the launch of CME futures and Coinbase’s IPO, coincided with the peaks of Bitcoin’s market in December 2017 and April 2021, respectively.
Further examples include the launch of the BITO CME futures-focused ETF on October 19, 2021, aligning with a market peak, and the collapse of FTX between November 2-12, 2022, marking a significant cycle low. The fall of Silicon Valley Bank on March 10, 2023, also corresponded with a local bottom, emphasizing the potential influence of corporate developments on Bitcoin.
The SEC’s classification of 61 altcoins as securities on June 6, 2023, signaled another local low for Bitcoin. Additionally, the start of ETF trading on January 11, 2024, curiously indicated a unique local high point in Bitcoin’s journey.
The chronological alignment of these events raises the question of whether they are strategically planned to manipulate market dynamics. CryptoCon leaves this question open-ended, underlining the importance of individual interpretation and analysis.
As investors and enthusiasts navigate the complex relationship between Bitcoin and news events, the key question emerges: Will this time be different? CryptoCon empowers participants to critically assess the evolving landscape and draw their conclusions.