Bitcoin sinks to 14 week low, but some analysts say $100,000 in 2022 is still on
Following Wednesdays downturn in Bitcoin, a continuation of selling dipped the price as low as $41,000 today. Marking a 14-week low for the leading cryptocurrency. But as far as drawdowns go, this dip isnt as severe as past ones, most notably in recent memory, the crash of May 2021, which saw a 45% drop in price over seven days. Theres every possibility the current decline may worsen. But as things stand, the macro bull structure remains intact, leading to some analysts holding their calls for a $100,000 Bitcoin in 2022. Then again, theres a debate to be had on the efficacy of technical analysis. Those with a good memory will recall that $100,000 calls were being made for the end of 2021. Yet Bitcoin still closed the year falling way short of that, at $47,700. Add to that a backdrop of weakening appetite for risk-on assets, and some would say a $100,000 price target is outright hopium.Speculative Bitcoin has it all to do Bitcoin‘s stuttering start to the new year was blamed on the discovery of a new variant and civil unrest in Kazakhstan, which serves as a major mining hub. But perhaps most consequential of all was the Fed’s new hawkish narrative. Wednesday saw the