For popular trader Crypto Ed, there was reason to believe that further downside would soon ensue. Current levels, he warned viewers in his latest YouTube update, did not constitute a suitable ground for a long position.
"With the upcoming weekend, I would be very careful longing here," he summarized.
In the event, BTC/USD reached around $40,400 before reversing to trade at around $40,150 at the time of writing on April 15.
Markets commentator Miles Johal meanwhile noted that the pair was now interacting with the 0.75 Fibonacci level, this having been a support feature throughout 2022.
Previously popular, the concept revolves around viewing BTC price action as more than a product of its roughly four-year halving cycles.
Doing so, some suggest, explains why Q4 2021 — the year after Bitcoin's latest block subsidy halving — failed to produce the "blow-off top" common to previous post-halving years.
Instead, BTC/USD could just be in a consolidation phase with the majority of its upside still to come.
"Interesting. Maybe we never got the blow-off top...because it hasn't happened yet," Josh Olszewicz, head of research at alternative asset management firm Valkyrie reacted.
The supercycle comparison chart was originally posted to Twitter earlier in the week.
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