Bitcoin Could Soon See Exponential Rally, Key Data ShowsBitcoin has seen an immense rally over the past few weeks. Since bottoming at $9,800 in September, the leading cryptocurrency has thrust higher to $13,900 as of this article’s writing. The cryptocurrency has faced a large amount of volatility due to volatility in the price of the U.S. dollar due to the election. Bitcoin remains up 25% in the past two weeks, which makes it one of the best-performing assets over that time frame. Analysts think that BTC is poised to rocket even higher in the weeks ahead despite a failure to establish $14,000 as support. One crypto-asset analyst shared the chart below just recently, noting that the cryptocurrency has formed an extremely bullish signal. The cryptocurrency’s 200-day moving average recently set a new all-time high after doing so in May or June of 2018. This was last seen prior to a number of exponential rallies, like that of 2013 onward and 2016 onward. Bitcoin rallied 2,400% from this signal to the last all-time high.
Chart of BTC's price action over the past few weeks with analysis by crypto trader Pladizow on Twitter. Source: BTCUSD from TradingView.com Top Macro Investors Expect Exponential RallyThis sentiment is surprisingly in line with what analysts think will take place. Raoul Pal, CEO of Real Vision and a notable macro analyst, recently said that the leading cryptocurrency could surge to $100,000 and beyond this market cycle. Pal commented that this is likely due to the institutional capital entering the Bitcoin space:
The cryptocurrency could hit $1,000,000 in the coming decade, Pal says. This would give it a market capitalization above that of gold, which currently has a market capitalization of around $11 billion. Featured Image from Shutterstock Price tags: xbtusd, btcusd, btcusdt Charts from TradingView.com Last Time This Signal Appeared, Bitcoin Surged 2,000%. It Just Appeared Again Originally from Bitcoinist.com https://ift.tt/34VOluL |
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