Case Study 1 (Bitcoin Halvings)
Bitcoin halving dates are already known and essentially fixed. However, despite that every time halvings occur, the price increases to the extent of starting a new bull run.
Hence, it is quite clear that Bitcoin Halvings are not "priced in".
Case Study 2 (EIP-1559 of Ethereum):
It's quite clear that EIP-1559 wasn't priced in. Also, "selling the news" didn't affect the price negatively at all.
If we look at the charts, all we see is a pump starting from late July, all the way to the present day (mid August).
July 20 price: $1786
August 14 price: $3266
That's a 80% pump!
Curious question: Are there any examples in crypto of an event priced in?
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