A prominent cryptocurrency analyst has shared their insights on Bitcoin’s current price action, suggesting a possible grind upwards in the near term. The analyst believes that Bitcoin may revisit sub-$91,000 levels to grab liquidity before heading toward the $85,000 range as the next potential point of interest. This comes amidst broader market speculation on whether Bitcoin’s rally will align with gold’s recent upward trend.
I’m expecting that we’ll grind upwards from here.
If we grab liquidity again sub $91K –> $85K next and possibly yields above 5%.
Gold is trending upwards, so I mean, #Bitcoin is yet to follow. pic.twitter.com/eZNwqvPvZO
— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) January 11, 2025
The attached price chart highlights key zones of interest where liquidity could be captured. Bitcoin’s price currently hovers at $94,308, with significant levels marked below at $91,552 and $85,327. The analyst points to these areas as critical for potential market activity, suggesting they could act as springboards for the next phase of Bitcoin’s price action.
Broader Market Trends Offer Clues for Bitcoin
Gold, often regarded as a macroeconomic hedge, has shown a steady upward trend, which the analyst suggests could be a leading indicator for Bitcoin’s next move. With yields possibly exceeding 5%, the market’s risk appetite and correlation between traditional and digital assets are key factors to watch. The interplay between gold’s strength and Bitcoin’s movement could set the tone for market dynamics in the coming weeks.
The analyst emphasizes two pivotal zones, liquidity below $91,000 and the $85,000 support area, as critical to Bitcoin’s near-term trajectory. These levels could serve as accumulation zones for traders before another leg up, aligning with the broader expectation of gradual upward momentum.
As Bitcoin consolidates and tests significant price levels, its potential to track gold’s trajectory and broader macroeconomic trends will remain under scrutiny by traders and investors alike.
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