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Published Mar 02, 2021 01:11AM ET
Updated Mar 02, 2021 01:30AM ET
Lark Davis Survey: Crypto Bull Run Not Over, Just Correction
Crypto analyst Lark Davis held a Twitter survey, asking the Twitterverse whether the crypto bull run is over, or if it is just a correction. According to the results, most people believe the latter.
Specifically, over 70% of the respondents voted for the “No, just a correction” option. In addition, only 12% of Twitter users voted for “Yes, all over.”
Do you think this bull run is over? #bitcoin #crypto— Lark Davis (@TheCryptoLark) February 28, 2021
According to another tweet, Davis himself believes that the crypto market is just experiencing a correction.
Moreover, the crypto bull run of 2021 is different from other bull rallies. While the earlier rally had hugely been driven by individual investors and whales. More so, the 2021 surge is also due to rising institutional interest in cryptocurrencies.
According to Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Trends, the worldwide cryptocurrency interest in 2021 has been increasing compared with the previous year.
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Even more, the increased crypto interest indicates that digital currencies might finally receive mainstream acceptance. Significantly, this brings more cryptocurrency adoption in the near future.
Aside from cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology itself found a huge rise in popularity in 2021. In fact, many industries expressed their interest in finding applications for the technology to enhance business operations.
Likewise, a recent study has found that most of the American believe cryptocurrency is a safe investment. Furthermore, 25% already hold crypto, while another 27% say they plan to invest this year.
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