Bear being sad about Bear Market ending

Crypto…

LunarCrush
2 min readMay 16, 2019

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…mustn’t follow any of your logic. Decentralization beats to its own drum.

The bear market (for Bitcoin) went Saturday to Saturday. 1 year exactly. While intraday highs and lows happened closely around the 2nd and 3rd weeks of December, the average high of $19,202.60 hit on Saturday, December 16, 2017 and the average low of $3,225.87 hit on Saturday, December 15, 2018.

Elton was right, Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting). But then again so was Varun Dhawan.

Bitcoin Price from December 2017 — January 2019

​Who led the D-round?

We might not have Fidelity, Bakkt, or any institutions to thank for spurring this rally, it could all be around what we are calling the catalyst to the D-round for Bitcoin.

The $1,000 price increase we saw on April 2nd had a larger impact on sentiment than the recent $3,000 price increase over the last 2 weeks.

All of our social and price indicators lit up, it was a shot a life. Since then, the indicators have held high, but not increased further.

Everyone knows what happens when someone decides to lead a round, the rest of the money comes flying in from every direction. So who led this one? We’ll give you a hint, his name starts with an S.

Bitcoin Price, March 15 — May 15 2019
Bitcoin Social and Price indicators from LunarCRUSH.com, March 15 — May 15 2019

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https://lunarcrush.com/coins/btc/bitcoin/insights

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