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<blockquote data-quote="kandahar" data-source="post: 23013536" data-attributes="member: 347019"><p>Some strategists are saying that the death cross could yield a big sell-off in BTC, possibly to as low as $2,800, a level last seen in September 2017. However, such fears are likely overstated, as the crossover tends to work as a contrarian indicator - that is, they tend to occur at the end of a big bear move, with prices rallying soon after.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kandahar, post: 23013536, member: 347019"] Some strategists are saying that the death cross could yield a big sell-off in BTC, possibly to as low as $2,800, a level last seen in September 2017. However, such fears are likely overstated, as the crossover tends to work as a contrarian indicator - that is, they tend to occur at the end of a big bear move, with prices rallying soon after. [/QUOTE]
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