В QCP Capital допустили продолжение коррекции рынка в сентябре

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2023-01-02Last updated on 2024-09-02

Аналитики QCP Capital обратили внимание на существенное отставание Ethereum от первой криптовалюты в августе и предупредили, что в сентябре снижение рынка может продолжиться. Об этом пишет The Block.

«Биткоин завершил август падением на 8,6%. Мы начали месяц с “краха Банка Японии”, цифровое золото так и не смогло подняться выше $65 000. Результаты Ethereum оказались существенно хуже — спад на 22% на фоне предполагаемых продаж со стороны Jump Trading», — отметили эксперты.

В QCP Capital также указали на неудовлетворительные показатели спотовых ETF в США. Инструменты на основе биткоина показали относительно слабые результаты, а продукты на базе Ethereum после запуска большинство дней фиксировали оттоки.

Аналитики добавили, что в сентябре может продолжиться медвежий тренд на основные криптовалюты:

«Исторически сезонность сентября медвежья: шесть из последних семи периодов демонстрировали негатив, а средняя доходность составляла -4,5%, что выведет нас примерно на $55 000 [за биткоин], если мы увидим то же самое в этом месяце».

По мнению исследователей, уровень около $54 000 является поддержкой, когда актив отскочил от него в июле перед ростом.

«Мы ожидаем, что кривая волатильности станет еще круче, поскольку фронтальные показатели снижаются в условиях боковика. В то же время все больше лонг-коллов появляется на более поздний срок до марта как для биткоина, так и для эфира», — подчеркнули в QCP Capital.

На момент написания первая криптовалюта торгуется по $58 500 (-7,9% за неделю), а Ethereum — по $2500 (-7,1%).

Ранее аналитик Real Vision Джейми Коуттс спрогнозировал «безумный сезон» цифрового золота с целью в $150 000.

Напомним, в BiTBO отметили снижение дохода биткоин-майнеров до 11-месячного минимума.

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