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13.09.2026

Fred Krueger: Bitcoin trading range questioned after 18 years of growth — Bitcoin price band examined after 18 years

Fred Krueger, investor and crypto entrepreneur, asks whether Bitcoin will continue to remain within the trading range that has persisted for the last 18 years, during which the cryptocurrency rose from 0.1 to 100K USD.

Krueger frames Bitcoin investing as fundamentally tied to this question of whether the established price band will hold.

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Krueger recently noted that Bitcoin could fall to 40K in the short term ahead of a possible October rally, adding context to the current trading range debate in his post on price movement forecasts. In a separate update, he covered the U.S. Treasury's scheduled auction of $39 billion in 10-year notes and $22 billion in 30-year bonds in his analysis of bond market activity. These recent observations highlight Krueger’s focus on both cryptocurrency and traditional financial markets.

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