Michael Saylor has occasionally announced his company\u2019s moves to buy the asset when it has dipped and openly terming it as \u201cthe best Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investment in the world.”<\/em><\/p>\n Replying to his tweet, some Bitcoiners seem to agree with him while most deferred, calling him out for attempting to manipulate prices through creating FUD on retail investors to buy at a lower price.<\/p>\n Minerd\u2019s sentiments seem to echo those of JPMorgan\u2019s specialists. Although the bank is thought to have strongly relied on fundamental analysis and evaluation of market data through exchange inflows, insiders have held strongly that Bitcoin\u2019s price will likely fall lower below its current support to $23,000. They believe that this is a fair price that any buyer would be willing to close in at.<\/p>\n Bitcoin\u2019s price has previously tested the $31,000-$29,000 range about four times this year making it a perfect support for the price to make a turnaround.<\/p>\n However, according to previous technical analysis, a constant test of support indicates weakness which means that if Bitcoin slips below it, it could plunge lower.<\/p>\n By noon on Saturday, despite the much-hyped GBTC unlocking which ended on Sunday, Bitcoin price mainly remained silent, trading in the $31k area, with a 2.77% decrease in the last seven days according to data from CoinMarketCap.<\/p>\n![\"C:\\Users\\Newton\\Desktop\\iYi20Qgn.png\"](\"https:\/\/lh6.googleusercontent.com\/2gCBvogGlGu7Toxj8eeDaBkxVthChlI2TVsEdakmzJAZN1gcz6Ujccfe8y-S-wqzu5JTaeooCR2rk4DKD43_1QZlfnqCkgRkToRgY9PXqMQLXWilbXGGOsAVjstNxGg2kI8JDNg\")