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Bitcoin might be up for another ‘magnificent parabolic move’, says old-school trader

Bitcoin might be up for another ‘magnificent parabolic move’, says old-school trader

Bitcoin might be up for another ‘magnificent parabolic move’, says old-school trader

Peter Brandt, an old-school trader, spoke to CNBC about bitcoin’s recent rally and what the future holds for its price. Brandt said that he was fairly bullish on bitcoin since the bottom was already in.

bitcoin, at press time, was priced at $6,264 and the market cap was $110 billion. The 24-hour volume for BTC was $17 billion, with most of it being contributed to by BitMEX exchange via the BTC/USD derivative.

Bitcoin might be up for another ‘magnificent parabolic move’, says old-school trader

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Referring to bitcoin’s move in 2013, Brandt stated,

“The highs formed by bitcoin in 2013 was a parabolic move on a large scale. A parabolic move on a large scale is a magnificent thing and it may happen only once in a decade.”

Brandt explained that after this parabolic advance of 2013, the market went into a correction phase between 2013 and 2015, which was followed by another parabolic move which peaked in December 2017. Two parabolic moves in the same market were “unheard of”, he added. The prices of bitcoin may even reach the $50,000-mark after another parabolic move, he claimed.

Additionally, Brandt said,

“And then if you see the possibility of three parabolic moves, that is unheard of and it has not been seen since the German interest rates in the 1920s, so this is unprecedented.”

Brandt further added that he was questioning whether bitcoin was going into another parabolic move, which would be historic. However, Brandt admitted that the evidence suggested it being a “real possibility”.

Referring to bitcoin’s present scenario, Peter Brandt said that the market was undergoing a FOMO run owing to the influx of ‘late bulls coming out of the closet’, while adding that these bulls will be shaken out in an upcoming correction wave. This correction wave will be followed by another parabolic move, Brandt said.

A YouTuber, Young Content, commented,

“We aren’t parabolic just yet. Whenever I hear that I do the opposite of what is said to me. Dump coming soon. 👌🏽

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So what is bcoin? Put simply, bitcoin was written in C++ coding language, which has a steep learning curve and remains a bit out of reach for many developers. Bcoin helps to solve that problem by re-implementing bitcoin in Javascript, arguably a more widely used language. This opens the door for more innovation in bitcoin because more developers will be able to create apps and protocol improvements in Javascript instead of the more complex C++. In October of 2016, Purse announced that it would be running its online market service on top of bcoin.

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As for how the funding will be allocated, McKie explains, “The funding will help directly with onboarding and training new developers to commit to the bcoin full-node implementation, open-source project.”

The timing of this announcement is important as it comes almost immediately after the announcement of the 2MBHF + SegWitSF agreement. According to McKie, “Bcoin will work to implement support for the 2MBHF + SegWitSF proposal into the codebase as we stated in our support for the proposal.” This funding agreement will go a long way toward helping that initiative.

“Bcoin is built for modularity and for developers to quickly be able to start utilizing bitcoin’s robust global network and start hacking together useful tools and applications. Our full node is built on a stack that is attractive to as many developers as possible (node.js). Bcoin has support for all of bitcoin’s latest features; it’s secure and production-tested by companies like Purse, BitPay, Bixin, Ripio and Bitwala — with more to come.”

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