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Vaneck analysts Nathan Frankovitz and Matthew Sigel believe bitcoin’s price surge to record highs reflects a transformative moment for the digital asset, with a potential cycle target of $180,000 driven by favorable U.S. regulatory developments. Bitcoin Rallies on Regulatory Optimism, Vaneck Predicts More All-Time Highs According to Vaneck‘s mid-November analysis, bitcoin’s recent price spike highlights […]

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Crypto All-Stars (STARS) has become one of the biggest presale events of 2024. Investors are buzzing about the project’s take on meme coin staking, which has helped it raise over $5 million in early funding. With just four weeks until the STARS token presale ends, could this be the last chance to get in on […]

A crypto analyst who accurately forecasted the Bitcoin price increase to the $99,000 All-Time High (ATH) has just released a more detailed analysis of his prediction. The analyst shared a chart highlighting crucial technical indicators and price movements that suggest the cryptocurrency could be gearing up for an even higher ATH.  Analyst Projects $105,000 As The Next Price Target Weslad, a TradingView analyst, has raised his Bitcoin price forecast, predicting the next upside target at $105,764 as the crypto market bull run gains momentum. The analyst reported that BTC has officially entered the bull market phase, characterized by explosive price increases and positive market sentiment.  Related Reading: Bitcoin Price ATH Set To Cross $139,000 According To Previous Election Cycles His recent bullish prediction of the Bitcoin price is grounded on a key technical pattern known as the “Ascending Channel,” which indicates a bullish trend continuation. This chart pattern consists of two upward-sloping trend lines drawn parallel to each other, representing the resistance and support price levels, respectively. Despite his optimistic outlook for the BTC price, Weslad has revealed that investors should anticipate a corrective move toward the immediate buy-back zone, which would provide an optimal entry point for opportunistic buyers. The analyst has also shared a detailed price chart that highlights the bullish ascending channel and key price levels that Bitcoin could reach in the short-term and long-term.    Overview Of The Analyst’s Bitcoin Price Chart Analysis In his 4-hour Bitcoin chart, Weslad visualizes the cryptocurrency’s price action within an ascending channel, highlighting that the BTC is moving upwards within two trendlines. The analyst has provided a detailed roadmap for his $105,764 bullish target for the Bitcoin price. Weslad highlighted the price range between $91,000 and $92,000 as an “important demand zone,” which acts as strong support where buyers are likely to step in if BTC slips any further. He also revealed that the price level at $94,327.99 has been identified as an ”immediate buy-back zone,” which also serves as an optimal entry point if BTC experiences any corrective pullback in its price.  Related Reading: Crypto Analyst Predicts 37% Upshoot For Dogecoin Price, Points Out Support Levels The analyst has also highlighted $97,537 as the “immediate profit target,” suggesting that traders may consider locking in profits at this critical short-term price level. He has also pinpointed the “mid-term target” for the Bitcoin price, highlighting that the $100,334 mid-term level is important for investors holding longer positions. Lastly, Weslad has highlighted $105,764 as the “projected final target” for Bitcoin, indicating that this may be the ultimate target for the present market cycle. For BTC to reach this bullish price target, it would require only a modest 6.83% increase from its current value. As of writing, the price of Bitcoin is trading at $99,072, marking a 12.73% increase over the past seven days, according to CoinMarketCap. Featured image created with Dall.E, chart from Tradingview.com

Justin Bons, founder and CIO of Cybercapital, a European cryptocurrency fund, alerted about the vulnerability of smaller parties in the case of a bitcoin bank run. A price drop event would trigger the hypothetical event, forcing miners to shut down their operations due to unprofitability and affecting network operativity. Cybercapital CIO Justin Bons Alerts About […]

The current CryptoQuant Bitcoin exchange reserve metric is roughly 2.5 million coins — the lowest level recorded during this market cycle.

On-chain data shows a majority of the Bitcoin supply hasn’t moved in more than two years, despite the fact that BTC has seen a significant uplift during this period. Bitcoin Inactive Supply Trend Suggests HODLing Behavior Remains Strong In a new post on X, Glassnode co-founder Rafael has discussed about the trend in the various bands of the Bitcoin Active Supply. The “Active Supply” includes that part of the BTC circulating supply that has been involved in at least one transaction over a given timeframe. Related Reading: Bitcoin Officially In Overheated MVRV Zone, Rally End Near? Below is the chart shared by the analyst that shows how the Bitcoin Active Supply has changed for a few different age bands over the last couple of years. From the graph, it’s visible that the age bands on the younger side like 1 month to 3 months and 3 months to 6 months have been observing growth recently, which suggests the relatively recent supply has been churning as a result of the price surge. The older bands, however, have been more or less showing a sideways movement on this indicator. The chart displays all the Active Supply bands up to the 1 year to 2 years group stacked on top of each other, to showcase what percentage of the total supply that they make up for. It would appear that these Active Supply bands add up to 46%, meaning that less than half of the cryptocurrency’s supply in circulation has witnessed some movement within the past couple of years. The 2-year cut off currently sits in November 2022, when the last Bitcoin bear market reached a bottom. Given the trend in the Active Supply, it seems that the investors who bought during and prior to the bottom have largely decided to HODL. Interestingly, this is despite the fact that the asset’s value has seen an uplift of more than 500% since then. “HODLing isn’t just a meme,” notes the Glassnode co-founder. Statistically, the longer investors hold onto their coins, the less likely they become to participate in selling, so considering that 54% of the supply hasn’t seen movement for over two years now, it’s possible a lot of these holders would only continue to sit tight in the near future. Related Reading: Shiba Inu Could See A 53% Surge If This Resistance Breaks, Analyst Explains In some other news, the Deribit exchange has observed massive Bitcoin outflows during the past day, as an analyst has pointed out in a CryptoQuant Quicktake post. In total, users of the platform have transferred out a net 31,000 BTC to their self-custodial wallets with these transactions. The investors may have made these moves for accumulation purposes, which can naturally be a bullish sign for the asset’s price. BTC Price Bitcoin has now gotten very close to the $100,000 dream target as its price is currently trading around the $98,900 mark. Featured image from Dall-E, CryptoQuant.com, chart from TradingView.com

MARA Holdings Inc., the largest publicly traded bitcoin mining firm, has wrapped up a $1 billion issuance of 0% convertible senior notes set to mature in 2030. Nasdaq Listed Bitcoin Miner MARA Buys 5,771 Bitcoin Following Sale of Convertible Notes MARA Holding, listed as MARA on Nasdaq, stated that the funds will go toward acquiring […]