With the recent activity in the world of cryptocurrency, investors who have been waiting for two years are starting to see reasons to smile. Bitcoin has firmly established itself above the $50,000 level, and along with the altcoins following its lead, we can say the excitement continues. As the halving slowly approaches, predictions for the flagship cryptocurrency Bitcoin’s price keep coming in. The latest forecast is from analyst Kevin Svenson.
Analyst Warns to Be Cautious With Bitcoin Price Predictions
The cryptocurrency world is experiencing a highly active period in recent days. An analyst warns that a significant correction could occur after Bitcoin (BTC) reached the $60,000 level, urging investors to be cautious. Crypto analyst Kevin Svenson, who has 72,400 YouTube subscribers, released a new video. Svenson suggests that the cryptocurrency BTC could experience a drop of just over 25% after the expected mid-April halving.
Svenson says, “We could move towards our short-term target of $60,000. We might even surpass it. However, a post-halving scenario of Bitcoin’s price returning to $44,000 is at least a scenario I’m currently considering,” indicating the possibility of a significant correction.
BTC May Lose Momentum
According to the analyst, although the short-term outlook for the cryptocurrency BTC remains positive, it is likely to lose momentum as it enters the halving process. He warns that Bitcoin could fall below $50,000 in the short term.
Svenson explains, “Looking at the daily chart, even if Bitcoin retraces to $47,000, this level could become new support. While the bears panic, this should be seen as just another positive correction and a higher low.”
The cryptocurrency Bitcoin is trading at $51,877 at the time of writing. However, Svenson’s warnings are an important point to consider for crypto investors. Especially in a period when prices are expected to rise above $60,000, being cautious against market volatility becomes more important than ever.
The road to the halving process for Bitcoin could be different from previous halving periods. Since the process now includes dynamics such as Bitcoin ETFs, the post-halving period could be more lively for Bitcoin.
