Bitcoin attempted a bullish reversal on Friday, marking more than $300 worth of gains in just two hours. That hasn’t exactly changed any longer-term sentiments for the market, especially when it has dropped by more than 80% in 2018. But the intraday volatility has served plenty of opportunities to traders who wish to get in and out of the bitcoin market on decent profits. The bitcoin price is now sitting at close to $3,891, down 3.35% from its Friday’s high, reflecting a consolidation pattern following a highly volatile period. Francis Pouliot , CEO of Canadian Bitcoin startup Bylis, said that this price point is underrated. In a tweet storm, he said: “Looking back at Bitcoin Markets I learned years ago the futility of trading on $BTC market. My strategy: stable $BTC income, business profits in $BTC, not owning fiat. My thesis: $BTC markets have a pattern of discovering the increase in $BTC held by hodlers last resort.” Notably, in 2014, the supporters of Bitcoin claimed victory o...