Peter Brandt: Bitcoin may have peaked, possibly falling back to 30,000 US dollars
In a recent blog post, renowned trader Peter Brandt suggested that Bitcoin may have peaked when it hit a new historical high of $73,835 and predicted that Bitcoin could fall back to $30,000 or even the low point of 2021. Peter attributed this expected pullback to a phenomenon known as exponential decay, which he believes will affect Bitcoin. However, Brandt stated that such a decline might be the most beneficial thing in the long run.
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