March has historically been a low-volatility month for Bitcoin.
Out of the 14 Marches analyzed, 7 have closed positively and 7 have closed negatively.
The average return for positive months was 13%, while negative months averaged a loss of 14.64%.
Expect a potential pullback to just below $49,000 in the short term.
Long-term outlook remains bullish, with a possible retest of all-time highs by April or May.
Is March typically a volatile month for Bitcoin?
—No, March has historically been a low-volatility month for Bitcoin with relatively small price movements.
What is the average return for positive months in March?
—The average return for positive months in March is 13%.
How many of the 14 Marches analyzed have closed positively?
—Out of the 14 Marches analyzed, 7 have closed positively.
What is the average loss for negative months in March?
—The average loss for negative months in March is 14.64%.
What is the potential price target for a pullback in the short term?
—A potential pullback in the short term could reach just below $49,000.
00:00March has historically been a relatively uneventful month for Bitcoin, with both positive and negative closures.
05:39Out of the 14 Marches analyzed, 7 have closed positively and 7 have closed negatively.
10:58Expect a potential pullback to just below $49,000 in the short term.
04:11Long-term outlook remains bullish, with a possible retest of all-time highs by April or May.
