Bitcoin Crash Coming in 2022?

Written by Donnie Nguyen

January 2, 2022

Have you been considering investing in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies? Watch my video first.

Is a Bitcoin crash coming in 2022? BTC hit a high of $69k in November and has since fallen to around $47k. In this video, I go over 4 reasons why I think BTC could continue its fall into 2022.

DISCLAIMER: I'm not a financial advisor. These are my opinions and provided "as-is". It is not an offer to buy or sell securities. Read the Terms and Conditions.

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Where do you think Bitcoin is headed in 2022? Leave me a comment below. Thanks for watching.

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At the time of publishing this video, I have long positions in BTC and other cryptos.

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Donnie Nguyen

Donnie Nguyen

Donnie Nguyen is the founder and CEO of Wolves of Investing. He started investing in the stock market in the early 2000s. He follows the teachings of Peter Lynch, Warren Buffett, and other investing legends. When he's not investing or blogging, he loves spending time with his family traveling and experiencing the world.

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