Analyst Kevin Svenson Reveals Bitcoin’s Continued Exponential Growth, With a Catch
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Analyst Kevin Svenson Reveals Bitcoin’s Continued Exponential Growth, With a Catch

Bitcoin remains on an upward trajectory despite a recent pullback, according to cryptocurrency analyst Kevin Svenson. Speaking to his 76,100 YouTube subscribers, Svenson explains that as long as Bitcoin maintains support in the mid to high $50,000 range, the broader parabolic trend remains intact. He emphasizes that the current lows are exponential, and even if Bitcoin were to dip into the mid to high $50,000 range, it would still be considered an exponentially higher low, indicating a parabolic trend that is still intact.

However, Svenson warns that if Bitcoin were to trade sideways and then experience another pullback, it would indicate a break in the parabolic trend and a potential slowdown in momentum. In such a scenario, lower price levels may be tested before finding support. Nevertheless, as of now, Bitcoin is still on an exponential trajectory.

Svenson cautions that if Bitcoin breaks below $50,000, it could enter a consolidation phase throughout the summer. He reassures viewers that the current dip is no different in size compared to previous dips, and there is potential for a period of consolidation with little activity if Bitcoin experiences further breakdowns.

At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $61,043, representing a 2.6% decrease in the last 24 hours.

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