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Bitcoin reclaims $60K and ‘this time is different,’ says analyst

Bitcoin reclaimed the $60,000 price level for the first time in 14 days, amid a month that is typically perceived as bearish for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin has reclaimed the crucial $60,000 price level for the first time since Aug. 30, and the increasing interest from institutional participants signals this time around is unique, according to a crypto analyst.

“This time is different,” crypto analyst Rajat Soni wrote in a Sept. 13 X post. Soni explained that Bitcoin (BTC) has been “consolidating above” $50,000 for over six months.

However, the last time it was above $50,000 was in 2021, when interest in the asset was mainly from retail investors. He noted:

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Bitcoin must reach a ‘higher high’ to confirm uptrend after dip below $58K

If Bitcoin is to maintain its longer-term uptrend, it must avoid breaking down below $56,000, according to a crypto analyst.

Bitcoin's next move needs to print a bullish "higher high" on the price chart to keep its uptrend intact after recently dropping below $58,000, according to a crypto analyst.

“We really need to start to bounce out of this and make a higher high to further confirm that we are in this uptrend that we’ve been in since August,” crypto analyst Matthew Hyland explained in an analysis video on Aug. 30.

“Bitcoin needs to remain above this $57.7K level, however if it were to break down, it really, ultimately would need to hold this $56K level, if we were to lose this $56K level that would be a lower low,” Hyland explained. 

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Bitcoin forming ‘massive’ bullish wedge pattern as trader eyes $85K

Bitcoin’s bullish pattern on the chart is signaling to crypto traders a potential 25% price increase from its current level.

Bitcoin's price is forming a bullish wedge pattern while lingering near its 2021 all-time highs, with hopeful traders eyeing a price target of $85,000 next.

“Bitcoin has formed a massive descending broadening wedge, right around the previous cycle highs,” pseudonymous crypto trader Jelle wrote in a July 26 X post, which is typically seen as a reversal pattern where Bitcoin’s (BTC) price forms a sequence of lower highs and lower lows, with the gap widening as it falls, with the expectation of a upward trend reversal.

“Price looks eager for a breakout -- and once it does, I expect the move to be sharp. First target, $85,000,” they added, which is around 15% above Bitcoin’s current all-time high $73,679, which it reached in March.

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Crypto’s Stagnant Summer: Analysts Say ‘Boring’ Markets May Set Stage for Eventual Price Surge

Crypto’s Stagnant Summer: Analysts Say ‘Boring’ Markets May Set Stage for Eventual Price SurgeIn the past week and a half, the crypto markets have shown a bearish trend, suggesting that the summer slowdown is underway. Many anticipate that bitcoin and the broader crypto economy might face a few uneventful weeks ahead. Onchain analyst Willy Woo believes there could be another one to four weeks of cooling down “before […]

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Bitcoin is facing a rare ‘extended level’ of FUD on X — Santiment

Santiment’s Bitcoin social sentiment indicator has been flashing red as the price of Bitcoin has been hovering around the $65,000 mark.

Bitcoin has been facing an “extended level of FUD” on social media platform X amid sideways trading at the $65,000 mark, according to data from cryptocurrency intelligence platform Santiment.

“This extended level of FUD is rare, as traders continue to capitulate,” Santiment wrote in a June 20 X post. FUD stands for fear, uncertainty and doubt.

“The crowd is mainly fearful or disinterested toward Bitcoin as prices range between $65K to $66K,” it added.

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