Bitcoin Poised to Explode Higher: Silver FractalA narrative has formed over recent months that Bitcoin is closely correlated with gold. But according to a recent analysis shared by a crypto trader, BTC may actually be closely correlated with silver. The issue with this correlation is, silver’s price action is preceding that of Bitcoin by a few weeks. The trader in question shared the chart on August 23rd. The chart shows that should Bitcoin’s trajectory continue to follow that of silver, the cryptocurrency will soon trade at $20,000. After hitting $20,000, the fractal also suggests that BTC will move to $30,000. Chart of BTC's price action along with silver's price action over the past year with a fractal analysis by crypto trader KALEO (@CryptoKaleo on Twitter). Chart from TradingView.com Few analysts actually expect Bitcoin to hit $30,000 this year, especially in just a few months. But many analysts and investors, like BitMEX’s Arthur Hayes and Galaxy Digital, are adamant that $20,000 will be breached in 2020. Fundamentals Also Suggest Upside Is ImminentThe fundamentals, like the silver fractal aforementioned, also suggest that Bitcoin is likely to move higher from here. Mike McGlone, the senior commodity analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, recently said that Bitcoin’s trend of volatility suggests an uptrend is intact:
Chart of BTC's price action over the past 10 years with analysis by Mike McGlone, Bloomberg senior commodity analyst Chart from TradingView.com McGlone has been touting the Bitcoin bull case for months now. Also core to his positive sentiment is the influx of investment the cryptocurrency space is seeing, exemplified by institutional money flows through the CME, Grayscale, and other avenues:
McGlone says that Bitcoin could hit $20,000 in 2020, citing the similarities between this market cycle and the last one. Featured Image from Shutterstock Price tags: xbtusd, btcusd, btcusdt Charts from TradingView.com This Eerie Silver Fractal Predicts Bitcoin Will Soon Shoot Towards $20k Originally from Bitcoinist.com https://ift.tt/3lfYZ5C |
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