Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin rally after closing short position

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Sub $50K Bitcoin correction remains in play as whales look to sell BTC

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3 Reasons Bitcoin Price Rally Is At Risk Details

Bitcoin emerged as an investors favorite this past week, recording a price rise of 4.07% according to data from CoinMarketCap. During this price surge, the premier cryptocurrency traded as high as $66,000, a level last reached in late July. However, despite this price gain which extends Bitcoins unusual positive performance in September, certain market conditions indicate concern over the sustainability of this rally. Related Reading: Bitcoin Set For Biggest September Gains In A Decade: Heres Why Why Bitcoins Rally Is In Danger In a Quicktake post on CryptoQuant, an analyst with username Wenry outlined several reasons Bitcoin may not sustain its current upward trend. Firstly, Wenry notes that there is a lack of interest from retail investors in Korea and the US as indicated by a stagnant Taker volume. This status is different from previous Bitcoin price rallies where retail activity in these countries was prominent. Therefore, the analyst postulates that the current price surge is devoid of new investments and is likely driven by a select group of market participants. Furthermore, Wenry highlights there is currently a high level of Open Interest in the BTC market, but the asset continues to move in a range-bound market i.e. consolidation due to a low spot volume. The combination of both factors reflects the absence of a significant buying interest in Bitcoin despite the present rally.   Another point of concern raised by Wenry states the current Bitcoin price gain is caused by a rise in derivatives trading due to macroeconomic factors such as the reduction of interest rates. The crypto analyst pinpoints a lack of equal support from the spot market therefore, the rally is likely a temporal uptick rather than a structural market shift. In conclusion, Wenry states that the absence of significant spot market volume, a stagnant Taker volume, and low retail participation all threaten the longevity of Bitcoins current rally. Notably, if retail investors remain away from the market, Bitcoin would likely remain in consolidation or even experience a price correction. Related Reading: Analyst Backs Bitcoin Hitting $290,000 In Bull Run Heres Why Bitcoin To Break All-Time High In Q4?  On another front, popular analyst Michaël van de Poppe has backed Bitcoin to surpass its all-time high price of $73,750 in the last quarter of 2024, following a similar trajectory with gold. Van de Poppes prediction seems quite plausible as Q4 is traditionally the most bullish moment for Bitcoin. In addition, the renowned analyst is also backing altcoins to experience a 3-5x price surge in the same period. At the time of writing, Bitcoin continues to trade at $65,810 following a 0.40% gain in the last day. In tandem, the assets daily trading volume is down 53.16% and valued at $65,649.  Featured image from Freepik, chart from Tradingview

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Bitcoin targets $70K as stablecoin inflows and China stimulus boost rally

Bitcoin has surged past $65,000, boosted by Chinas stimulus measures and stablecoin inflows.

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Bitcoin Breaks $66,000, But Analyst Warns Against Fresh LongsHeres Why

Bitcoin has shown bullish momentum during the past day, but an analyst has pointed out how the asset may be in a high-risk zone now due to the Open Interest trend. Bitcoin Open Interest Has Seen A Rapid Increase Recently As explained by CryptoQuant community manager Maartunn in a new post on X, the Bitcoin Open Interest has just surged to high levels. The “Open Interest” is an indicator that keeps track of the total amount of BTC-related positions currently open on all derivatives exchanges. Related Reading: Shiba Inu Rallies 34%, But Will FOMO End The Rally? When the value of this metric rises, it means the investors are opening up fresh positions on the derivatives market right now. As the overall leverage in the sector increases when this trend occurs, it can lead to higher asset price volatility. On the other hand, the indicator heading down suggests the derivatives contract holders are either closing up positions of their own volition or getting forcibly liquidated by their platform. This kind of trend can lead to more stability for BTC. Now, here is a chart that shows the trend in the Bitcoin Open Interest over the past year: As displayed in the above graph, the Bitcoin Open Interest had cooled off to relatively low levels earlier in the month as the asset’s price crashed. With the recovery in the coin, however, the indicator has been noting growth again. The indicator is now high, potentially implying the market has become overleveraged. As mentioned earlier, a high metric value can lead to more volatility for BTC. The reason behind this is that mass liquidation events can become more probable to occur at these levels, making the price act more volatile. On paper, the volatility emerging from an Open Interest increase can take the coin in either direction, but BTC has shown a consistent pattern in the past year. As the analyst has highlighted in the chart, the indicator entering into the same zone as now has generally turned out to be bearish for Bitcoin in this window. Related Reading: Render (RENDER) Shows 23% Surge As Sharks & Whales Continue To Buy In these instances, the Open Interest surge had occurred alongside price surges, indicating that long positions had been piling up. The latest growth in the indicator has also naturally come similarly. “We’re in a high-risk zone, and in my opinion, it’s not the best time for fresh long positions,” notes Maartunn. It remains to be seen how Bitcoin develops in the coming days and if it will hit the top, just like it did during those other instances. BTC Price Following the rally in the past day, Bitcoin has managed to find a break above the $66,000 level for the first time in almost two months Featured image from Dall-E, CryptoQuant.com, chart from TradingView.com

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BNB rallies to $600 and traders call for higher Does data support this view?

Many traders believe Changpeng Zhaos release will send BNB price into the $700 to $1,000 range, but does BNB Chain activity support this view? 

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Bitcoin analysts say BTC is in a good position above the 200-MA and $65K

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Bitcoin (BTC) On Track For Strongest September Performance, Is $90,000 Next?

Bitcoin (BTC), the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has led the market recovery with its surge to the $63,000 mark. Following the recent developments, the flagship cryptocurrencys performance has seen an 8% weekly surge, driving BTC to one of its best September performances since its creation. Related Reading: Polygon (MATIC) To Come back From The Dead As Ascending Triangle Appears Bitcoin Registers Sixth Green Daily Candle During the first week of the month, Bitcoin saw its price struggle to keep above the $55,000 mark, plummeting to the $52,000 support zone and raising investors alarms. The rest of the sector followed BTCs lead, dropping 12% to a market capitalization of $1.81 trillion earlier this month. Since then, the market has seen a significant boost, mostly fueled by the US Federal Reserves (Fed) rate cut. Following the Feds announcement, the sector recovered 5%, continuing its ascending trajectory throughout the weekend. Due to the positive market sentiment, crypto investment products ended the week with $321 million in inflows, the second weekly positive net flows in a row. The inflows were led by Bitcoin-based products, which registered $284 million last week, according to the CoinShares report. BTC, propelled also by Kamala Harris recent acknowledgment of the crypto industry, recovered 20% from the monthly lows of September 6. The rebound pushed the cryptocurrencys price toward the $64,000 resistance level, which was last held a month ago. After failing to reclaim the key resistance level, Bitcoins price has been hovering between the $63,000-$63,900 range throughout Monday morning, registering six green daily candles since September 17. Will BTC See Four Green Months In A Row? BTCs recent price action has translated into green numbers in the month-to-date (MTD) timeframe, making September a green month for the cryptocurrency. Coinglass data reveals that the flagship crypto displays a 7.94% return MTD. This performance was noted by some market watchers, who suggest that Bitcoin is on its way to registering its best September so far. In an X post, Crypto Jelle highlighted that BTC is currently on track for the strongest September performance in its history after its current MTD return surpassed that of September 2016. To the analyst, the flagship cryptocurrency is preparing for a promising performance next quarter. Jelle also pointed out that BTC has only closed September with green numbers three times. However, the times this has happened, the cryptocurrencys monthly returns have closed in the green for four months straight. This suggests that Bitcoin may be on the verge of a massive bull run for Q4. Close this month in the green, and the odds are high October, November and December will close green as well. He pointed out that this week will be decision time for the flagship cryptocurrency, as a higher high is within an arms reach. A push above the $65,000 resistance level would flip the narrative and see BTC moving to levels not seen since early August. Related Reading: Bitcoin Could Reach $108,000 To $155,000 By 2024 End, Analyst Reveals Why The cryptocurrencys chart displays a massive descending broadening wedge, which has the potential to hit $90,000 after a breakout. Ultimately, the analyst considers that Bitcoin wont trade within this pattern for much longer. As of this writing, the flagship trades at $63,700, a 1.7% and 10% surge in the daily and weekly timeframes. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

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Bitcoin poised for potential rally as FTX payout looms and Fed shifts

The latest 10x Research report examines macroeconomic factors and seasonal patterns hinting at a Bitcoin rally while cautioning investors on potential risks.

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Bitcoin Could Reach $108,000 To $155,000 By 2024 End, Analyst Reveals Why

An analyst has explained why Bitcoin could end the year 2024 inside the $108,000 to $155,000 range if history repeats for the asset. Bitcoin Performance Has Been Similar To Last Two Cycles So Far In a new post on X, analyst James Van Straten has discussed about the BTC price performance from the cycle low chart for the last couple of cycles. As its name suggests, this chart captures the price trend between successive cyclical lows. For the latest cycle, the start-point is naturally the bottom that was observed shortly following the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX back in late 2022. Related Reading: Bitcoin Hype Remains Low Even After $63,000 Surge: Green Sign For Rally? Below is the chart shared by Van Straten, which shows how this most recent cycle has stacked against the last two so far: As is visible, the asset’s recent price performance has been remarkably similar to that witnessed in the past two cycles at the same stage. “Out of all the graphs, TA etc, Bitcoin from the cycle low continues to be the most valid,” notes the analyst. Given the similarity so far, it’s possible that the coin’s trajectory in the current cycle may continue to mimic that of the last two. Van Straten has pointed out that both these cycles finished September higher. Not just that, this is also the point at which the two began a long-lasting surge that culminated into the bull run highs. Thus, it’s possible that Bitcoin may also surge from here, if the current cycle continues to follow the last two. “If BTC were to finish EOY between the two previous cycles, which it has done for most of the current cycle, we would be looking at 108k-155k,” explains the analyst. From the latest Bitcoin price, a rally to the lower end of this range, $108,000, would mean an increase of around 70%, while that to the $155,000 upper level would suggest growth of more than 144%. Related Reading: These Altcoins Are Seeing High Whale Interest After Fed Rate Cut As always with patterns that depend on history, though, it’s not necessary that BTC would show a rally in this range to end the year. Nonetheless, the analyst says, “if we don’t get a recession, this is entirely possible.” In some other news, as market intelligence platform IntoTheBlock has pointed out in an X post, Tether’s stablecoin, USDT, has reached a new high in its supply recently. As displayed in the above graph, the the USDT market cap has witnessed some sharp growth recently. With the metric’s value now nearly at $120 billion, Tether’s token has left the other stablecoins way behind. The inflows into the stablecoin can actually be relevant to Bitcoin, as capital from USDT generally tends to find its way into the original cryptocurrency. Thus, the growth to a new record suggests the investors potentially have more dry powder available to buy BTC with than ever before. BTC Price Bitcoin has gone stale after its recent recovery as its price is still trading around the $63,600 mark. Featured image from Dall-E, IntoTheBlock.com, Glassnode.com, chart from TradingView.com

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Bitcoin Hype Remains Low Even After $63,000 Surge: Green Sign For Rally?

Data shows the social media users have yet to show excessive hype around the latest Bitcoin rally, a sign that could be positive for its sustainability. Bitcoin Sentiment Ratio Has Spiked, But Value Still Not Too High According to data from the analytics firm Santiment, Bitcoin Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO) has remained low through the latest rally. The indicator of relevance here is the “Positive Sentiment vs. Negative Sentiment Ratio,” which, as its name suggests, measures the ratio between the positive and negative comments around BTC being made on the major social media platforms. Related Reading: These Altcoins Are Seeing High Whale Interest After Fed Rate Cut To separate the posts/threads/messages on these platforms between positive and negative, Santiment’s indicator uses a machine-learning model. When the value of this metric is greater than 1, it means the social media users are making more posts expressing a positive sentiment than a negative one. On the other hand, it being under 1 suggests bearish messages are the norm on these platforms. Now, here is a chart that shows the trend in the Bitcoin Positive Sentiment vs. Negative Sentiment Ratio over the last few months: As the above graph shows, this Bitcoin indicator has observed an uplift alongside the latest recovery run in the cryptocurrency’s price. This rally has come as the US Federal Reserve has announced an interest rate cut. The indicator is currently decently above the neutral mark, meaning that positive posts notably outweigh the negative ones. Historically, the asset has tended to move in a direction opposite to what the crowd is expecting, with the probability of the contrary move going up the stronger this expectation becomes. A very bullish market can be a warning sign for the BTC price. Despite the recent surge in sentiment, FOMO is not yet at a level where it would be a problem. The chart shows that the previous spikes in the indicator that occurred around the tops for Bitcoin were of a significantly large scale. The last few months have also seen the indicator generally maintain a positive level, so the metric’s current value isn’t even that out of place when compared to the norm. “Markets can roll until we see a bullish sentiment spike similar to what we saw during the April 19th and May 21st tops,” notes the analytics firm. If FOMO does end up spiking to high levels in the coming days, BTC could encounter another top. Related Reading: Crypto Shorts Suffer $147 Million Squeeze As Bitcoin Returns Above $63,000 When that happens, another foray into the negative sentiment zone could be to wait since, as highlighted in the graph, the last two such instances proved to be profitable buying points into Bitcoin. BTC Price Bitcoin has enjoyed a surge of almost 6% over the past week, bringing its price back to the $63,200 mark. Featured image from Dall-E, Santiment.net, chart from TradingView.com

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Crypto Shorts Suffer $147 Million Squeeze As Bitcoin Returns Above $63,000

Data shows the cryptocurrency sector as a whole has witnessed a high amount of liquidations following the volatility Bitcoin and others have gone through. Bitcoin Has Recovered Back Above The $63,000 Level Following the news of the US Federal Reserve cutting back on interest rates, Bitcoin has responded positively, with its price breaking above the [...]

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Ethereum is a 'contrarian bet' into 2025, says Bitwise exec

Ether price could be on track for another correction into a triple-bottom, marking the beginning of a big rally into 2025.

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BTC rallies past $62.6K after BlackRock issues Bitcoin white paper

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Bitcoin poised for volatility ahead of US interest rate decision Analysts

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Fantom (FTM) price surges 40% in a month Whats behind the momentum?

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Ethereum falls to new 42-month low vs. Bitcoin Bottom or more pain ahead?

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Crypto and commodities poised for massive rally, says market analyst

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Bitcoin set for 3-month historic rally as analysts eye $92K BTC

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Bitcoin Sentiment Spikes After Mild Price Jump: Crowd Too Excited Too Quickly?

Data shows that the positive sentiment around Bitcoin has spiked on social media after BTC’s return above $58,000, implying investors may feel FOMO. Bitcoin Positive Vs. Negative Sentiment Ratio Has Spiked Recently According to data from the analytics firm Santiment, the crowd has recently shown a sudden burst of optimism around Bitcoin. The indicator of [...]

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