As a seasoned investor and observer of the crypto market, I’ve seen my fair share of price corrections and market volatility. And while it can be disheartening to see the value of your investments drop, it’s important to keep a level head and not let fear drive your decisions.


Expert: Peter Schiff, known for his bearish views on Bitcoin, has once again criticized X during the latest price drop that pushed the cryptocurrency down to approximately $63,000 – its lowest point in several days.

I’ve observed Schiff, a gold advocate, expressing concern about Bitcoin’s price dropping further should it fall below the $60,000 mark.

Not Looking Good?

Despite the recent fourth halving, which usually marks the beginning of a new bull market for cryptocurrencies, several crypto analysts, including Arthur Hayes, have cautioned that Bitcoin may experience a pullback both during and immediately following the block reward reduction.

So far, the trend for bitcoin has been marked by a significant drop in value last week due to geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel. Following the cryptocurrency’s halving, it regained some ground, but over the past day, its value has begun to decline once more.

Recently, Bitcoin experienced a significant drop, decreasing about $4,000 in value. The price fell from nearly $67,000 to around $63,000 at present. These price fluctuations are often seized upon by Bitcoin skeptics like Peter Schiff to emphasize current market instability and issue cautionary tales for investors holding on for the long term (HODLers).

In his recent effort to stir fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD), Schiff warned new bitcoin investors about the potential for unexpected volatility in the cryptocurrency market. He emphasized that maintaining the $60,000 level is crucial for Bitcoin to avoid additional price drops.

For #HODLers, the current situation isn’t encouraging. It’s crucial that Bitcoin maintains the $60K mark to avoid significant declines. Veteran Bitcoin supporters may be accustomed to market volatility and steep drops. However, novice investors, particularly those holding Bitcoin ETFs, should prepare for an unexpected experience in the market’s dynamics.

— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) April 24, 2024

What About Gold?

Schiff, who is known for his advocacy of gold, has recently weighed in on the recent correction of this safe-haven asset. Gold reached an all-time peak of $2,425 per ounce just a few weeks ago, but then dropped below $2,300.

Despite taking a hit, gold has recovered and now hovers above $2,320. According to Schiff, this level is significant as it may not be breached soon, acting as a new support for the precious metal. Furthermore, he anticipates gold will surpass $2,400 and expects another Bitcoin correction.

As an observer, I’ve noticed that gold’s pullback seems to have reached its limit, with $2,300 emerging as the new price benchmark. Although there’s resistance above $2,400, I believe this won’t last long. On the other hand, Bitcoin’s correction appears to be far from over. At $60,000, there’s support, but in my view, it may not be able to withstand the downward pressure for much longer.

— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) April 24, 2024

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2024-04-25 14:02