Bitcoin Trading Below $120,000 as August Sees Historical Weakness
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading below $120,000, with a rally losing momentum as August historically underperforms for the cryptocurrency. Key points from a report by 10x Research include:
- August has been Bitcoin's weakest month over the past decade, showing only three positive years and losses between 5–20% in others.
- Capital flows into the Bitcoin network are slowing, with total cumulative inflows exceeding $1 trillion; however, the 30-day rolling average dropped from $62.4 billion to $59.3 billion.
- The report suggests this may indicate the start of a consolidation phase, similar to previous peaks in Q1 and Q4 2024.
- Forecasts predict a potential price drop below $117,000, with support levels at $112,000 and a deeper floor around $106,000–$110,000.
- Historical outlier gains in August occurred in 2013, 2017, and 2021, coinciding with post-halving years during bull markets.
Market analysts caution that despite significant capital inflows, the actual impact on prices has been limited, raising concerns about future price movements.
Authors credited by the source: Krisztian Sandor
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