Bitcoin’s modest recovery above $70,000 is a deceptive calm, according to prominent market analysts. They warn the current sideways trading is not bullish consolidation but a structural setup for a deeper decline in the coming months, with multiple technical indicators pointing to an ongoing bear market far from its conclusion.
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1 posts last weekTraders Anticipate Limited Short-Term Upside for Bitcoin After Executive Order
Bitcoin traders are experiencing limited short-term optimism following the Trump administration’s executive order to evaluate a digital asset stockpile, which lacks a specific Bitcoin reserve announcement. Analyst Nick Forster noted that 83.3% of Bitcoin options contracts were “calls sold,” indicating expectations for price stagnation or decline. The market’s disappointment stems from a desire for concrete actions rather than vague promises, with Bitcoin currently trading around $105,100, approximately 3.8% below its all-time high.
about Traders Anticipate Limited Short-Term Upside for Bitcoin After Executive OrderBitcoin Price Predictions Surge Amid Expected Capital Inflows in 2025
Bitcoin is projected to reach between $145,000 and $249,000 by 2025, driven by an anticipated influx of $520 billion in new capital amid favorable political and economic conditions. Analysts suggest that the current market dynamics resemble a “beach ball” under pressure, hinting at potential bullish movements despite recent lows. Optimism remains high, with some predicting even more dramatic price increases, including a $1 million target.
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