Crypto Crow Reviews NIGHT Price Target and Bitcoin’s Next Possible Move

Jason Appleton, known as Crypto Crow, reviewed NIGHT’s decline and subsequent rebound during a livestream on October 30, telling viewers that Midnight’s token had reached his previously identified target near 0.035 USDT.

Crow also considered what another Bitcoin decline could mean for NIGHT. Later in the broadcast, he revisited an initial comparison between the two assets and corrected himself after measuring their percentage moves.

NIGHT Rebounds From Crow’s Target Area

Crow pointed to a brief move down on the NIGHT chart and described it as a touch of the level he had been monitoring. The token then began moving higher, according to his reading of the chart.

He initially characterized NIGHT as relatively resilient during Bitcoin’s decline. When a viewer asked whether another Bitcoin drop could pull NIGHT lower again, Crow returned to the charts to compare the size of the moves.

Using the ranges he selected, he estimated that Bitcoin had fallen approximately 13%, while NIGHT had declined around 33%. Crow acknowledged that his earlier comparison had been backward. He also observed that NIGHT had rebounded approximately 12.5% from its low at the time of his review.

Crow told viewers he had finished accumulating NIGHT and remained invested. He acknowledged that the token could fall again if Bitcoin continued lower, suggesting that another decline could bring it back toward the 3.5-cent area.

Bitcoin’s Path Toward $74,000

Crow maintained his view that Bitcoin could decline toward $74,000. During the livestream, he showed a chart shared by Annie of Trade Travel Chill that, as he described it, suggested a possible move toward $80,000 before another drop.

He acknowledged that the timing of the previous move had differed from his expectations. Price action he thought might unfold across several daily candles appeared to have happened more quickly.

Crow also discussed a less likely scenario in which Bitcoin could briefly fall toward $69,000 to $70,000. He identified the November 3 U.S. midterm elections as an event that could influence market volatility.

His discussion included Cardano, whose chart he considered weaker than NIGHT’s during the period he was reviewing. Crow nevertheless expressed his expectation that Cardano could eventually recover.

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Crow Calls for Midnight Security Demonstrations

The Binance security incident led Crow to discuss whether Midnight could help protect systems connected to other blockchain networks. He referred to a post by Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson containing the phrase “Midnight fixes this” in response to a discussion connected to the incident.

Crow interpreted Hoskinson’s comment as suggesting that Midnight could help prevent a similar breach. He called for a demonstration of how the technology would work in practice, asking for its security claims to be shown in a real-world setting.

The creator also described a broader role he would like Midnight to play across blockchains, using a VPN as an analogy for a network that could provide privacy and security functions. His remarks presented that role as his own vision for the technology.