Strive Bitcoin Strategy Vice President: If Bitcoin falls below $67,000 by the end of March, it will mark the second time in history with six consecutive months of decline.
Foresight News reported that Joe Burnett, Vice President of Bitcoin Strategy at Strive, tweeted that if bitcoin falls below $67,000 by the end of March, it will be the second time in bitcoin's history that it has declined for six consecutive months. "The last time this happened was in January 2019, which was the bottom of the bear market. One year later, the price of bitcoin had increased by 2.7 times; two years later, the price had increased by 9.7 times."
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