While the fall was unpalatable for members of the Bitcoin community, altcoin enthusiasts had a field day as the altcoins seemed to put on weight where Bitcoin lost. Regardless of the crash, Cointelegraph analyst Michael van de Poppe has set a lower range for Bitcoin. Speaking on YouTube, the analyst said:
“If we want to see some support zones on Bitcoin and expecting where we’re going to move from, the first area is around $29,600, second area is around $27,600.”
Major altcoins have also pulled in seven-day gains. Ethereum is currently over $1,000, after climbing more than 37%. Litecoin, Polkadot, and Bitcoin Cash, have all climbed 15.76%, 50.23%, and 10.22% respectively. However, XRP has not been so lucky since the SEC lawsuit. The world’s fourth-largest crypto asset is currently trading at $0.233 after falling 18% in the last seven days.