Is Bitcoin (BTC) Into Multi-Month Consolidation? Bitcoin Values Probable Bottom Date

Bitcoin (BTC) again faced another atrocious crash and reached its nadir at $20,000. However BTC values showed a trifle of recovery and are trading at $21,812.17 when reports last came in.

The recovery is probably the result of the Fed announcement of interest hikes.BTC has shown a slight improvement and trading at $21,812.17. However, analyzing the weekly charts revels that it is still 25% down. However experts are contending that the number one crypto coin is entering a multi-month consolidation phase.

Bitcoin Cosolidation Can Continue Till December 2022

Crypto analyst Rekt Capital said that if Bitcoin persists to stick at the orange 200-week MA as support coupled with the black 200-week EMA figures as resistance, an accumulation range will be created enabling multi-month consolidation even till December 2022.

Rekt Capital has also floated another interesting hypothesis and it is the link between the Bitcoin and the next halving cycle and the experts are predicting that BTC will scrape the bottom sometime in Q4 2022.

#BTC is down -40% since the Death Cross occurred in early Jan '22

History suggests that whenever a Death Cross occurs, #Bitcoin experiences deeper downside

Now that one has occurred, what could we potentially expect?

Here's a thread with my analysis about the $BTC Death Cross:

— Rekt Capital (@rektcapital) May 20, 2022

Bitcoin halving Can Occur In Q4 This Year

Experts pointed to the earlier precedents and said that in 2015, BTC bottomed 547 days before the Halving, in 2018, $BTC bottomed 517 days before the Halving and if we consider the March 2020 crash is considered the halving will happen after 517-547 and therefore the bottom will occur in Q4 this year.

The past week has seen traders enduring he worst loses and the painful realization that Bitcoin transactions are being affected by wave after wave if losses. The last week saw the biggest losses seen since the available data since 2009. The high spikes are always followed by extreme losses.