Summary:
Bitcoin (BTC) is expected to drop to as low as $50,000 in the coming weeks due to billions of dollars in selling pressure.
The bearish sentiment stems from wallet activity from the German government and defunct crypto exchange Mt. Gox.
Mt. Gox began distributing bitcoin and bitcoin cash stolen from clients in a 2014 hack last week, sending BTC prices down 8%.
The German Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) has moved millions of dollars worth of bitcoin to crypto exchanges since mid-June, likely preparing to sell assets forfeited in 2013 from a piracy marketplace.
Traders are expecting a significant drop in price, but a bounce back could occur if the selling is lower than anticipated.
Despite the recent drop, bitcoin prices briefly recovered mid-morning in Europe, rising to nearly $55,000 from a low of $53,600.
Bitcoin (BTC) is facing a significant drop in price, potentially reaching as low as $50,000 in the coming weeks due to billions of dollars in selling pressure. The bearish sentiment stems from wallet activity from the German government and defunct crypto exchange Mt. Gox, who are reportedly planning to sell their holdings. Mt. Gox began distributing bitcoin and bitcoin cash stolen from clients in a 2014 hack last week, sending BTC prices down 8%. The German Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) has also moved millions of dollars worth of bitcoin to crypto exchanges since mid-June, likely preparing to sell assets forfeited in 2013 from a piracy marketplace. Traders are expecting a significant drop in price, but a bounce back could occur if the selling is lower than anticipated. Despite the recent drop, bitcoin prices briefly recovered mid-morning in Europe, rising to nearly $55,000 from a low of $53,600.
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