Bitcoin analysts look to the week’s close in order to predict Bitcoin’s future price. The traditional markets and cryptocurrency are both lacking direction as a result of a mixture of trade war concerns along with an easing of inflation fears.
Bitcoin’s (BTCAccording to Ryan Lee of Bitget Research, the price could see further declines next week, unless the price manages to finish the week at or above $85,000, the psychological threshold.
“Bitcoin’s relief rally after the FOMC meeting and lower CPI readings has analysts eyeing a weekly close above $85,000, as critical for resuming upside momentum,” Lee said to Cointelegraph:
“A close above this level could prevent a drop to $76,000 and signal strength, while $87,000 would provide even clearer bullish confirmation. Macro factors like steady rates and cooling inflation support risk assets, but the Sunday close will be decisive.”
BTC/USD, 1-year chart. Source: Cointelegraph
Bitcoin price is not gaining momentum as it has only increased by 0.9% in the last week. Pro Data shows. If the weekly closing is disappointing, it could lead to a return to last week’s low price of $76,600.
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Enmanuel Cardozo is a market analyst for Brickken, a real-world asset tokenization platform. He says that while Bitcoin’s short-term decline may be disappointing, it was still viewed positively by market participants.
The analyst said that investors who are interested in BTC trends should not focus on short-term fluctuations but rather long-term Bitcoin accumulation.
“Long-term holders continue to stack, as we’ve seen in on-chain data, the accumulation by these holders, quietly building since the dip is what we should be paying attention to.”
Since the start of February, long-term Bitcoin holders have purchased over $21 billion in Bitcoin.
BTC: Year-to-date graph of total BTC supply owned by long-term holders. Source: Glassnode
Over 250,000 BTC of the total Bitcoin supply that long-term Bitcoin holders hold has increased in just two months from 13,1 million BTC at February 11 to 13.3 millions BTC at March 22. Glassnode The data show.
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BTC/USD, 1-day chart. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingView
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Source: cointelegraph.com
