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Bitcoin ‘Secondary Scare’ Now Playing Out, Warns Top Analyst Benjamin Cowen – Here’s How Low BTC Could Plunge – Crypto News

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Crypto strategist Benjamin Cowen says Bitcoin (BTC) could fall further even after correcting by over 15% from its 2023 high reached last month.

Cowen tells his 785,000 YouTube subscribers that the current crypto downturn is in line with a pattern that occurs every four years.

“The idea behind the secondary scare in crypto comes from the fact that the S&P 500 [stock index] tends to get a correction in August or September of its [US] pre-election year.

So if you were to look at 2023, you can see that the S&P is in fact getting this correction that we talked about.”

The S&P 500 is down a little over 5% since the start of August.

According to the widely followed crypto strategist, Bitcoin has plummeted by between 39% and 83% during previous “secondary scares.”

“In 2019, once the secondary scare got underway, once we got below the 20-week moving average right or the weekly candle that led us below it, Bitcoin dropped another 61%…

This one 2015… it was about a 40% or 39% drop.

And then in 2011… you had an 82.5% drop before we actually finally bottomed out in the secondary scare…

In all three cases in the pre-halving year, the S&P dropped in Q3 of the pre-election year… And then Bitcoin entered into a downtrend for a while.

And we have three examples: one where we went down about 80%, one where we went down about 40% and one more we went down about 60%.”

On how low Bitcoin could fall going by historical precedent, Cowen outlines three scenarios.

“If it’s a 40% drop [similar to 2015]… 40% drop puts Bitcoin at $17,500, okay. That would be the lowest. This would basically correspond to this 2015 move. That would put Bitcoin at $17,500.

A 61% drop, which is what we experienced in 2019, would put it at around $11,400.

An 80% drop would put it much lower, which I will say I don’t think it’s going to go nearly that low.”

Bitcoin is trading at $26,423 at time of writing.

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