Bitcoin price correction hints start of altseason, trader suggests
Bitcoin Bitcoin price correction hints start of altseason, trader suggests The Bitcoin (BTC) price recorded a sharp correction on Dec. 11, dipping 7% and wiping out the gains of the past seven days. The strong price correction pushed BTC to a four-month low of $41,329. A decline in prices of altcoins followed the Bitcoin price correction, many of which recorded double-digit drops. However, market pundits and analysts believe the recent price crash is a part of the ongoing price cycle, and after two months of bullish surge, a correction is no surprise. Crypto analyst and co-founder of Reflexivity Research Will Clemente said that correction and market volatility shake out weak hands and cool the highly leveraged crypto markets. BTC just ~doubled in 2 months with no pull backs, a correction is not that surprising. Corrections shake out “weak hands” and leverage, allowing for a stronger foundation for eventual moves higher. Bitcoins volatility is a feature, not a bug. Chill with the leverage https://t.co/BdvvS8KDZU — Will (@WClementeIII) Disyembre 11, 2023 Crypto trader Remen wrote in an X (formerly Twitter) post that he believes the recent dump could push altcoins into another bull run. He added that it will take a long period of chops for Bitcoin to resume an uptrend, as

