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If there was ever any doubt that 2018 was a bear market’s year for crypto, the average daily change should certainly clear those doubts.
In 2018, it turns out that Bitcoin has experienced a negative average daily value change of –0.33%, which is the lowest in 9 years of value recording and the only second year for a negative change along with 2014 (-0.25%).
Bitcoin average daily value change:
What’s also interesting to observe is the daily value change of the years before 2014 and 2018. We’ve discussed in the past how the 2018 bear market shows a lot of resemblance to the chart of 2014.
These figures show that 2013 (+1.11%) and 2017 (+0.78%) both had high daily average changes in Bitcoin value, what also worth mention is the consolidation market of 2012 (0.26%) and 2016 (0.22%). This makes sense when you observe the Bitcoin price charts in each of those bullish years:
2013: +1.11% | 2014: -0.25%
2017: +0.78% | 2018: -0.33%
Remember that an asset which declined by 0.33%, needs around 0.5% to return to its initial price (for example if Bitcoin worth $1000 and lost 33% to $666.67 then it needs to raise by 50% now to raise back to $1000).
If the pattern for average daily change is any indication for future trends, we can expect 2019 to have a daily value change of slightly under +0.1% (recovery or consolidation year). This assumption is supported by the fact that Bitcoin is yet to experience two years in a row where the price at the end of the year was lower than the previous year:
Source: Coinmarketcap.com
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