Bitcoin hit $23k: Mainstream media and Twitter bears are silent when it was at $15.4k, it will all negative headlines everywhere

over 2 years ago

Bitcoin hit $23k: Mainstream media and Twitter bears are silent when it was at $15.4k, it will all negative headlines everywhere.

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Are mainstream media outlets and Twitter bears paid to hate Bitcoin and Crypto?

Because most mainstream media outlets have gone cold since Bitcoin hit $23k during the most recent pump and has been holding up beautifully well above $20k and $21k for some time now since it pumped from $19k to hit $21k a few days ago and after hitting $21k it had a little dip and five (5) days of indecision and consolidation before it pumped hard to break the order block or OB that resisted it earlier and it is currently trading above it at $22.8k.

Bitcoin's pump to $25k was stopped by another order block that is having some reversal and indecision candles being formed on it for the pasted two (2) days now, one shooting star and the other one is a Doji on the daily timeframe but since there is no confirmation candle yet will wait to see what happens next with the daily candle currently forming, hopefully, it gives us a positive or bullish confirmation candle, not a bearish confirmation candle or another indecision candle.

Not only Mainstream media has gone cold or silent since the latest Bitcoin pump, but even the gang of Twitter bears are silent also, which is not shocking but funny because last year when FTX collapsed and filed for bankruptcy which caused the price of Bitcoin to dip hard and fall to $15.4K, all we could hear or see on social media and mainstream media was that Bitcoin was going to ZERO, that the smart traders or investors should sell now while they still have the chance, in fact, it got so bad that anywhere I turn to or on my Twitter feed was just filed with negative and FUD news about Bitcoin and Crypto, but now that the market has recovered a little, all these Bitcoin and crypto haters have disappeared into thin air waiting for the next dip to reappear as usual.