Skysaint
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I haven't really traded in the cryptocurrency market for so long as it's just about a year I started trading cryptocurrency so I wouldn't say that I am already an agreement expert in the field or that I have had so much experience as regards to cryptocurrency trading and investment.
But I do have this idea, more like a hypothesis that I actually derived from observing the market price changes for some time now. If we all can remember clearly, this current dip actually started last year's December which was a festive season for the Christmas celebration and it extended or rather say worsened early last month which was another season for the celebration that marks the beginning of a new year. January ending, we noticed an encouraging price growth in the cryptocurrency market but the market went dip once again on February which I infact suspected that it is because of the Valentine's celebration.
What if the market is usually affected negatively during the outset of a festive season? I mean, many investors would have to withdraw their investments so they could purchase what they will be needing during this period and will probably reinvest back into cryptocurrency after the celebration must have come and gone.
I am not really sure about this but I am looking forward to Easter and this year's Christmas celebration so I can be sure whether or not this is a viable idea. Untill then, I guess it will be wise of the day traders to convert their coins to a stable form during th see festive seasons and reinvest when it's all over.
What do you have to say about this? Have you noticed this actually or is it just some random coincidence?
But I do have this idea, more like a hypothesis that I actually derived from observing the market price changes for some time now. If we all can remember clearly, this current dip actually started last year's December which was a festive season for the Christmas celebration and it extended or rather say worsened early last month which was another season for the celebration that marks the beginning of a new year. January ending, we noticed an encouraging price growth in the cryptocurrency market but the market went dip once again on February which I infact suspected that it is because of the Valentine's celebration.
What if the market is usually affected negatively during the outset of a festive season? I mean, many investors would have to withdraw their investments so they could purchase what they will be needing during this period and will probably reinvest back into cryptocurrency after the celebration must have come and gone.
I am not really sure about this but I am looking forward to Easter and this year's Christmas celebration so I can be sure whether or not this is a viable idea. Untill then, I guess it will be wise of the day traders to convert their coins to a stable form during th see festive seasons and reinvest when it's all over.
What do you have to say about this? Have you noticed this actually or is it just some random coincidence?