Bitcoin Price Could Rally To $178,000 If History Repeats — Here’s Why
21 Dezember 2024 - 1:30PM
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The price of Bitcoin fell to around $92,000, Friday afternoon,
December 20 after the US Federal Reserve’s rate cut triggered a
sharp selloff in the crypto market. However, the premier
cryptocurrency seems to be recovering nicely, having returned above
the $97,000 level on the same day. While investors would be hoping
to see the Bitcoin price reclaim its current all-time high of
$108,135 again, a prominent crypto analyst has put forward an
audacious target for the market leader. Below is the rationale
behind the new bullish target for the Bitcoin price. Can Bitcoin
Price Repeat This 86% Rally? In a new post on the X platform,
NewsBTC head of research Tony “The Bull” Severino shared an
interesting prognosis for the price of Bitcoin. According to the
CMT-certified crypto analyst, the flagship cryptocurrency looks
primed to reach as high as $178,000. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price
Still Mirroring Bullish Move From 2023, What To Expect After
Hitting $108,000 ATH This bullish projection is based on the
Bitcoin price movement in relation to the Bollinger Bands. The
Bollinger Bands is an indicator that features three lines; a simple
moving average (the middle band) and an upper and lower band. This
technical analysis tool helps to assess the volatility of financial
markets. According to Severino, the price of BTC on the daily
timeframe has retested the monthly upper Bollinger Band. From a
historical perspective, this action has marked the start of
significant price rallies in the past. Most recently, a similar
retest occurred in late January 2024 and was followed by an 86%
price rally to the former all-time high of $73,737. Severino noted
that if history repeats itself the Bitcoin price could also see an
identical 86% rally from its current price point to reach a new
record high of $178,000. As of this writing, the price of Bitcoin
stands at around $97,265, reflecting a 0.8% increase in the past 24
hours. Nevertheless, the premier cryptocurrency is still in a 4%
decline on the weekly timeframe. Here’s What Needs To Happen First
Indeed, the $178,000 target might not be all that outrageous for
the Bitcoin price, especially given its performance in recent
months. However, the latest on-chain data shows that the market
leader needs to overcome a major resistance around $97,500 and
$99,800. Related Reading: US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Could Push
Price To $500,000: Expert According to crypto pundit Ali Martinez
on X, over 924,000 addresses bought over 1.19 million BTC within
the aforementioned price bracket. This becomes a resistance as
buyers within the price range might look to sell their assets to
break even after being in loss; this puts downward pressure on
prices. Martinez, however, noted that if the price of BTC manages
to successfully breach this level, investors might see the premier
cryptocurrency return to its all-time high price and perhaps forge
a new one. Featured image created by DALL-E, chart from TradingView
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