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Bitcoin may reach its all-time high in 2023
I used my AI to analyze the latest round of interviews on Bloomberg's The Crypto Show.
Here is the trading strategy for the 2023 year it came up with and below that is the analysis's it did.
1. As you monitor the market throughout the year, focus on buying Bitcoin, Ethereum and other top cryptocurrencies when they fall below their average prices in the past month, quarter, or year.
Here was the Results of that Analysis.
1) Bitcoin is performing well, up 40% in January 2023 and surpassing $23,000.
2) Other cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Quinn and Dogecoin are also performing positively with significant gains in January.
3) According to Abigail Doolittle, there are reasons to believe that the gains in cryptocurrency may stick around and Bitcoin may reach its all-time high.
4) Coyne shares writes in its 2023 outlook that this year will be a "coming back to earth" with larger and more viable tokens being favored over others.
5) The CEO of Coyne Shares, Yvonne Man, believes that the Fed's policy reversal in the second half of the year will provide greater support for digital assets.
Here is the trading strategy for the 2023 year it came up with and below that is the analysis's it did.
1. As you monitor the market throughout the year, focus on buying Bitcoin, Ethereum and other top cryptocurrencies when they fall below their average prices in the past month, quarter, or year.
Here was the Results of that Analysis.
1) Bitcoin is performing well, up 40% in January 2023 and surpassing $23,000.
2) Other cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Quinn and Dogecoin are also performing positively with significant gains in January.
3) According to Abigail Doolittle, there are reasons to believe that the gains in cryptocurrency may stick around and Bitcoin may reach its all-time high.
4) Coyne shares writes in its 2023 outlook that this year will be a "coming back to earth" with larger and more viable tokens being favored over others.
5) The CEO of Coyne Shares, Yvonne Man, believes that the Fed's policy reversal in the second half of the year will provide greater support for digital assets.
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