Previous article Top analyst: BTC at this level has historically offered ‘outsized ROI’ for investors Next article Hottest New Meme Coin 100x Potential 100x Potential Buy Now Hottest New Meme Coin 100x Potential 100x Potential Buy Now Home Latest Cryptocurrency News Top analyst: BTC at this level has historically offered ‘outsized ROI’ for investors Top analyst: BTC at this level has historically offered ‘outsized ROI’ for investors By Benson Toti - min read 24 May 2022 Bitcoin price could still drop to the 200-MA at $22,000, with possible downside wicks to $19,000 and then $15,500. Bounces off these levels have offered huge investment returns for long-term investors, says crypto analyst Rekt Capital. Bitcoin (BTC) is tracking fresh losses below $30,000, with the broader crypto market seesawing in the red amid new downsides for stocks. BTC, which has tanked nearly 58% from its all-time high, could still see further selling to reach new multi-year lows. But for investors looking to enter the market, this could come with a massive opportunity if prices ended up at a key historical support level. Top crypto analyst Rekt Capital says this has been the case whenever BTC price hits or wicks below the 200-week moving average (the 200-MA). Historically, #BTC tends to bottom at or below the 200-MA (orange) The 200-MA thus tends to offer opportunities with outsized ROI for $BTC investors (green) Wicks below it are the point of peak opportunity So how much does BTC wick below the 200-MA? A thread#Crypto #Bitcoin pic.twitter.com/b3TLfsafUe — Rekt Capital (@rektcapital) May 24, 2022 “Since 2015, the 200-MA has been touched on 4 occasions to form generational bear market bottoms. And 3 out of 4 of those Bear Market bottoms ended with downside wicking,” Rekt noted in a Twitter thread on Tuesday. The downside wicks have been between -14% and -28%, with the latter happening after the March 2020 market collapse. According to the analyst, Bitcoin’s current price means bears need to pull the flagship cryptocurrency’s value down by 28% to reach the 200-MA that currently sits at around $22,000. Below this historical support level, a -14% to -28% return would bring BTC/USD to $19,000 and $15,500. This means investors who likely missed the last bull market could have a chance for a low entry point at these levels. However, while the analyst says downside wicks off the 200-MA have largely presented periods of “peak financial opportunity for long-term BTC investors,” the market at these times is usually at extreme fear and maximum pessimism. Share this article Categories Business Tags Bitcoin