1,400+ Voters Participate Coin Edition’s Poll For BTC-Lowest-Price: 41% Say $25K

• 41% of followers say BTC’s lowest price could be $25K on CoinEdition’s poll.
• Michael Saylor’s plan to raise $750M could have potentially created a spike in BTC.
• BTC searches for support near $28K as it forms an inverted hammer. It may not even need support.

Coin Edition initiated a poll on July 31 requesting its followers to predict the lowest price that BTC could reach. 1,411 voters participated in the poll with 41.1% saying that BTC would reach $25,000. 21.9% of the voters selected $12,000 and $20,000 as the lowest price while 15.1% stated that BTC would reach $15,000. 

When considering the latest status for BTC, it could be noted that the leading cryptocurrency has gained some value. The chart below shows that BTC was priced at $29.25K when the markets opened for trading for the week. On July 27, BTC reached $29.67K but later on, it crashed below $29K and reached its weekly lowest price of $28.75K. Thereafter it traded between $29.1K and $29.5K until early August 1.

Nonetheless, the dawn of August 2 brought new hopes to BTC as it spiked to $29.99K. The above spike is believed to be caused by Michael Saylor who planned to buy more BTC by raising $750 Million.

The Multi-time period charts indicator shows a similarity. In particular when considering the last higher lower it could be seen that BTC formed a green- two red-green candlestick combination before it spiked. The same green- two red-green candlestick pattern could be spotted at present, this could be an indication that BTC could have a spike in the near future. Moreover, the inverted bullish hammer at the end of the chart could be treated as another indication of a bullish overlook.

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