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Bitcoin is just 11% away from hitting the $100,000 mark, and many expect this milestone to spark a surge in retail investor interest. Once Bitcoin crosses the $100,000 threshold, it could lead to massive “FOMO” (fear of missing out) as more people jump into the market.
The market is showing strong momentum, with daily trading volumes at new highs, indicating fresh money coming into the market. While Bitcoin is consolidating, some altcoins have been performing well today, though they saw some selling pressure as Bitcoin dipped slightly. Overall, these altcoins haven’t broken their setups yet, and the market remains focused on higher prices, but with low confidence due to the sideways action.
Right now, Bitcoin is about 31% above the 21-week EMA, which signals the market is somewhat “overextended.” This usually means that price action will likely correct itself or consolidate before the moving average catches up.
However, the market remains strong, and over the next week, Bitcoin could reach the $100,000 mark. Analysts point out that the longer Bitcoin stays within a range before breaking out, the bigger the potential for the price to surge when it finally breaks free. This cycle has been particularly powerful post-halving, as historically, Bitcoin tends to experience parabolic price moves after these events.
Bitcoin Price Analysis:
The key levels to watch are the ascending trend line and the Fibonacci support zone between $88,500 and $92,000. If Bitcoin holds above these levels, it could continue higher, with a potential move toward $95,000. However, if Bitcoin breaks below these supports, a deeper pullback toward $85,000 could occur, signaling the start of a correction.
A pullback, if it happens, could be around 10-15%, which may affect altcoins more. Despite this, the pullback is expected to be corrective, not impulsive, and Bitcoin could still push higher if the market moves in a five-wave structure. A break above $91,960 would likely signal a move to $95,000.
The post Bitcoin Approaching $100K, But Upcoming Pullback Could Provide a Perfect Opportunity to Buy appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News
Bitcoin is just 11% away from hitting the $100,000 mark, and many expect this milestone to spark a surge in retail investor interest. Once Bitcoin crosses the $100,000 threshold, it could lead to massive “FOMO” (fear of missing out) as more people jump into the market.
The market is showing strong momentum, with daily trading volumes at new highs, indicating fresh money coming into the market. While Bitcoin is consolidating, some altcoins have been performing well today, though they saw some selling pressure as Bitcoin dipped slightly. Overall, these altcoins haven’t broken their setups yet, and the market remains focused on higher prices, but with low confidence due to the sideways action.
Right now, Bitcoin is about 31% above the 21-week EMA, which signals the market is somewhat “overextended.” This usually means that price action will likely correct itself or consolidate before the moving average catches up.
However, the market remains strong, and over the next week, Bitcoin could reach the $100,000 mark. Analysts point out that the longer Bitcoin stays within a range before breaking out, the bigger the potential for the price to surge when it finally breaks free. This cycle has been particularly powerful post-halving, as historically, Bitcoin tends to experience parabolic price moves after these events.
Bitcoin Price Analysis:
The key levels to watch are the ascending trend line and the Fibonacci support zone between $88,500 and $92,000. If Bitcoin holds above these levels, it could continue higher, with a potential move toward $95,000. However, if Bitcoin breaks below these supports, a deeper pullback toward $85,000 could occur, signaling the start of a correction.
A pullback, if it happens, could be around 10-15%, which may affect altcoins more. Despite this, the pullback is expected to be corrective, not impulsive, and Bitcoin could still push higher if the market moves in a five-wave structure. A break above $91,960 would likely signal a move to $95,000.