Bitcoin’s price might hit $15,000 in the next few weeks, as per price data gathered over the last week. This surge might push bitcoin past the pesky $12,000 and hit highs last seen in 2018.
The bitcoin surge seen over the last week is being underestimated by most of crypto Twitter [CT]. However, most of these haven’t dug deeper or looked beyond the surface. Doing so, the price data reveals an obvious relationship that hints at the aforementioned surge.
Over the past week, there have been 6 consecutive daily candles [starting from October 7]. As of today, the price seems to have been overtaken by the bears, as 1 bitcoin is worth $11,400-ish at the time of writing.
Source: BTCUSD TradingView
The clue lies in the past data; every time bitcoin has formed 6 consecutive daily candles, what follows next is a surge that varies from 3% to 83% that lasts from 24 hours to a few months.
To be precise, 6 consecutive daily green candles have formed 15 times from 2015 to date. Not once has bitcoin dipped lower after forming this pattern. Hence, there is no downside to this.
If one were to invest at the opening of the 7th daily candle, an average profit of 36.14% can be made in ~13 days. It should be noted that the minimum surge noted was about 3.96% and the maximum surge was around 82.93%.
At press time, 6 consecutive green candles have formed starting October 7, hence, if one were to invest today, at around $11,400, the price has a chance of hitting $15,709.76 [aka 36.14% from today’s open – $11,539.42].
Disclaimer
Past data is not indicative of future results. Additionally, the data considered in this article range from 2015 to date and doesn’t consider results before 2015. The data from before 2015 shows abnormal variations ranging from a 302% surge in 22 days to a 50% decline in 49 days.
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