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Bitcoin investors can consider these points before cutting losses

The sell-off on the cryptocurrency market pushed the price of the largest cryptocurrency below the $20k mark. Now, Bitcoin [BTC] returns back to the $21,000 range, providing some relief to the investors.

But the question remains, can the bulls keep the momentum going?

A potential rally in the works? 

Different Bitcoin holders seem to have entered a capitulation phase. Many even fear the end of the cryptocurrency reign. Consider this, the “Bitcoin Dead” searches on Google touched an all-time high over the last weekend. Alex Kruger, a famed economist, in a 20 June tweet highlighted this stat.

Nonetheless, such rock-bottom sentiments tend to bring out a potential rally. On-chain data provider Santiment opined,:

“Bitcoin’s plummet to $17.7k this weekend brought out the most discussion related to the #1 market cap asset in 2022. We often see major price reversals correlate precisely with high social volume rates, and $BTC has jumped +15.8% since.”

Here’s a graphical representation- BTC reaching the $17.7k mark caused the largest amount of BTC discussion of the year.

Source: Santiment

As past bore the witness, the low and negative sentiment could inject a potential rally as whales tend to accumulate.

On-chain analytics resource Whalemap, meanwhile, highlighted the dip-buying by major investors at levels below the seminal $20,000. This could become a great short-term support for the flagship coin.

Even analysts maintained a similar narrative around Bitcoin. “BTC is in a macro bottoming period for this cycle,” renowned trader and analyst Rekt Capital tweeted.

“Over the next years, investors will be rewarded for buying here. Yet, many still wait for $BTC to go even lower to buy. It’s like waiting for Summer to come, and finally it’s 33C outside but now we hope for 35C.”

The trader, additionally, described a $20,000 BTC price as a “gift” to buyers. But, the question remains, are they going to accept this reward? Especially after witnessing massive losses.

The aggregate market has realized over $7 billion in losses this week, with Long-term Holders (LTHs) contributing 178k BTC in additional sell-side.

Disclaimer: AMBCrypto's content is meant to be informational in nature and should not be interpreted as investment advice. Trading, buying or selling cryptocurrencies should be considered a high-risk investment and every reader is advised to do their own research before making any decisions.

Shubham is a full-time journalist/ Crypto data analyst at AMBCrypto. A Master's graduate in Accounting and Finance, Shubham's writings mainly focus on the cryptocurrency sector with particular emphasis on market research studies and communications for >2 years. Also, a die-hard Chelsea fan #KTBFFH.

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