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Bitcoin will not fall to $60K with no ‘threats in the near-term’ — Michael Saylor

Michael Saylor is planning a party for Bitcoin to hit $100,000 this year and says it won’t fall to $60,000 as predicted by some analysts.

MicroStrategy founder and Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor has ruled out the chances of Bitcoin retracing to $60,000 — a crucial price level for the majority of 2024.

“I don’t think it is going to $60,000, it is not going to $30,000, I think it is going to go up from here,” Saylor told CNBC on Nov. 14. Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $87,790, according to CoinMarketCap.

He said Donald Trump’s win “very decidedly” settled the future of crypto and Bitcoin in the United States, adding, “I don’t really see any threats on the near-term horizon.”

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Bitcoin open interest tops chart after hitting $75K ‘sweet spot’ 

Bitcoin Open Interest reached $45.4 billion on Nov. 6 after Donald Trump won the US presidential election and Bitcoin tapped all-new highs.

Bitcoin Open Interest (OI) surged to a new all-time high as Bitcoin rallied to $75,000, and several analysts suggest there could be more upside ahead.

Bitcoin (BTC) OI — a metric tracking the total number of unsettled Bitcoin derivative contracts such as options and futures — reached $45.41 billion, representing a 13.29% increase since Nov. 5, when Bitcoin’s price broke through its $73,800 all-time high set in March, according to CoinGlass data.

Bitcoin Open Interest reached $45.41 billion on Nov. 6. Source: CoinGlass

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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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FASB Fair Value Standard for Crypto Goes Live