Although the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) finally approved multiple spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs), the pivotal development has failed to produce a substantial rally, and machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms remain bearish.
Indeed, the price of Bitcoin could decline to $35,808 by February 1, 2024, at least according to the advanced price prediction algorithms retrieved by Finbold on January 24.
As per the above data, the algorithm, which makes use of the historical Bitcoin price dataset, accounting for past volatility and market movements, as well as the cyclical character of its halvings to create a realistic projection, forecasts that the maiden crypto asset will drop by 10.21% compared to its current price.
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At press time, Bitcoin was changing hands at the price of $39,879, recording an increase of 2.44% in the last 24 hours, as it tries to reverse the 6.65% drop from the previous seven days and a decline of 8.31% on its monthly chart, according to the most recent information.
Meanwhile, the one-week technical analysis (TA) gauges deployed at the finance and crypto market monitoring website TradingView are slightly more optimistic, suggesting a ‘buy’ at 12, as summarized from moving averages (MA) pointing at a ‘strong buy’ at 11 and oscillators in the ‘neutral’ zone at 9.
Overall, things do not look very bullish for the flagship decentralized finance (DeFi) asset where AI and machine algorithms are concerned, but its upcoming halving in April 2024 could help it make massive gains in the long run, including a potentially parabolic rally in 2025.
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