Bitcoin Could Fall to USD 13.6K This Year, Panel Says After Adjusting Predictions Once Again
Source: Adobe/fesenko Another survey shows a seemingly dominant sentiment that bitcoin (BTC) still has more room to fall and test new lows in the near term before skyrocketing again. In either case, the latest prediction marks the third time this year that a panel of analysts gathered by the comparison website Finder.com has had to adjust its predictions down. Judging from an average of the responses, bitcoin could fall to USD 13,676 this year, before it ends the year higher at close to USD 25,500 – almost 30% higher than the coin’s current price at the time of writing (08:30 UTC) of USD 19,770. Finder.com’s panel was made up of various crypto industry players, including analysts, founders, CEOs, and academics. “It's reasonable to expect to see more big projects fail in the next couple of months. Retail sentiment is at historic lows due to global economic uncertainty and inflation. Highly leveraged miners, who just had to digest...