Crypto trader James Wynn, who famously lost $100 million in realized profits, has predicted a new Bitcoin price crash. Wynn notably called for a crash just before the flagship dropped below $100,000 earlier this month, reaching new lows in the process.  Famous Trader Predicts Bitcoin Crash To $67,000 In an X post, James Wynn predicted […]Crypto trader James Wynn, who famously lost $100 million in realized profits, has predicted a new Bitcoin price crash. Wynn notably called for a crash just before the flagship dropped below $100,000 earlier this month, reaching new lows in the process.  Famous Trader Predicts Bitcoin Crash To $67,000 In an X post, James Wynn predicted […]

Famous Trader Who Ran $100M PNL To 0 Predicts Bitcoin Price Will Crash To $67,000, Here’s When Famous Trader Who Ran $100M PNL To 0 Predicts Bitcoin Price Will Crash To $67,000, Here’s When

Crypto trader James Wynn, who famously lost $100 million in realized profits, has predicted a new Bitcoin price crash. Wynn notably called for a crash just before the flagship dropped below $100,000 earlier this month, reaching new lows in the process. 

Famous Trader Predicts Bitcoin Crash To $67,000

In an X post, James Wynn predicted that the Bitcoin price could crash to $67,000, stating that he expects it to happen by the end of the week or possibly during the weekend. He added that a drop to this level makes the most sense at this point, as there is “lovely” support and buy pressure in that zone. 

Wynn made this prediction while referencing an X post he made about a Bitcoin price crash, which he rightly predicted. Last month, he predicted that BTC could drop by 32% to $77,000. He noted back then that the flagship crypto had many of these crashes in previous cycles and that Bitcoin was coming off a 650% rally. 

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However, Wynn’s latest Bitcoin price prediction remains uncertain for now, as the flagship crypto appears to be rebounding from its lows of $81,000 last week. BTC yesterday reclaimed the psychological $90,000 level, with a potential rally to $100,000 in sight. Bitcoin has bounced amid optimism of a Fed rate cut, and with the Fed set to end quantitative tightening (QT) by December 1. 

Notably, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes had predicted that $80,000 would mark the bottom for Bitcoin price, noting that liquidity was improving. He also alluded to the increase in bank lending this month, which he indicated may also be contributing to the improvement in market liquidity. 

BTC Could Rally To As High As $115,000

In an X post, crypto analyst Colin predicted that the Bitcoin price could rally to between $100,000 and $115,000 as part of this market recovery. This came as he declared that BTC will experience a continued relief rally, coinciding with the SPX’s next breakout. He added that the SPX will make new all-time highs (ATHs) but that the flagship crypto probably won’t.  

Meanwhile, Colin warned that this relief rally for the Bitcoin price is a second chance to get out before the remaining bear market capitulation. The crypto analyst claimed there is an 80% chance BTC is already in a bear market, while a 20% chance it will make new all-time highs. This came as he expressed doubts over the current price action, noting that there are a lot of overhead resistances for BTC. 

At the time of writing, the BTC price is trading at around $91,200, up over 4% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

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