In recent discussions about Bitcoin (BTC) and its potential future price, analysts are looking at new correlations to understand its trajectory. One notable correlation that has come to attention is with the EURUSD pair (euro against the US dollar), thanks to a Twitter thread by analyst Josh Olszewicz. Olszewicz notes the inverse correlation between Bitcoin and the DXY (US Dollar Index) and suggests that the BTC-EURUSD correlation should also be relatively high.
Olszewicz points out that the post-pandemic and post-halving period has seen the EURUSD pair lead BTC in both bullish and bearish directions, with a time lag ranging from one month to a year. Based on this observation, Olszewicz suggests that if this relationship continues, BTC could drop towards the low of $20k. He also highlights a bearish head and shoulders pattern in both BTC and EURUSD, indicating potential further downside.
However, Olszewicz does provide a glimmer of hope, suggesting that if one is bullish on BTC, they hope either the relationship weakens or breaks, or the EURUSD starts to strengthen rather than weaken. It’s worth noting that correlations may provide insight, but they do not guarantee future market movements, and investors should exercise caution and conduct their own research.
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