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The crypto market has recently been a rollercoaster of emotions for investors as Bitcoin experiences rapid sentiment swings. The price, which had been on an impressive run, started a downside correction below the $28,000 mark, leaving many traders anxious about the future trajectory of the cryptocurrency.
Currently, Bitcoin is testing the crucial $27,200 support level, a juncture that could significantly influence its near-term direction. Experts and analysts are providing insights into what may lie ahead.
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Michaël van de Poppe, CEO and Founder of MN Trading, took to Twitter to share his perspective on the situation. According to him, there are a few levels of importance that Bitcoin needs to consider at this juncture. Maintaining support above $27,200, he emphasized, would be substantial for the cryptocurrency’s upward continuation.
Few levels of importance for #Bitcoin here.
Holding above $27,200 would be substantial for upwards continuation, but preferably is a retest at $26,700-26,900 before we'll continue the rally to $30,000.
Sentiment flipped quite fast. pic.twitter.com/yCb8EFt1SM
— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) October 4, 2023
However, he also noted a preference for a retest at the $26,700-$26,900 range before embarking on a potential rally toward the coveted $30,000 mark. Evidently, sentiment in the market has flipped quite rapidly, and investors are now closely watching these levels.
Adding to the mix of opinions, analyst Jelle chimed in with a bullish outlook. Jelle’s tweet hinted at the possibility of Bitcoin targeting $48,000, showcasing optimism contrasting with the recent correction.
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He also hinted at BTC’s trajectory in the coming months, with expectations of one final leg before the halving event, beyond which the real price action may begin. According to Jelle, the fourth quarter of this year should be promising, followed by more sideways movement in the first quarter of 2024.
#Bitcoin — still outlines my rough expectations for the coming months.
One last leg before the halving, after which the real moves start.
Q4 should be good – Q1 2024, more sideways. pic.twitter.com/b8NQT0NQgY
— Jelle (@CryptoJelleNL) October 4, 2023
Bitcoin Long-Term Outlook
Another notable voice in the crypto space, Stockmoney Lizards, shared a broader outlook for BTC between 2023 and 2027. Their analysis revolved around a pattern that draws parallels to Bitcoin’s movements in 2019 and 2020.
This pattern, marked by two trendlines within a yellow area and a blue box, suggests that Bitcoin may attempt to break the upper resistance line following its most recent impulse.
#Bitcoin 2023 – 2027 outlook. We will likely see a start of the bull run slightly before halving. Here is why:
The pattern:
Bitcoin is trading in the correction range (like in 2019/2020) seperated by two trendlines (yellow area, blue box), indicated by MACD consolidation (blue… pic.twitter.com/S86EkwQMuJ— Stockmoney Lizards (@StockmoneyL) October 4, 2023
Stockmoney Lizards also factored in the broader economic context, acknowledging the current macroeconomic situation. Despite various global financial concerns, Bitcoin seems to have two potentially bullish quarters ahead.
These quarters are expected to be driven by two major catalysts: pre-halving excitement and anticipated ETF approval, which could lead to an influx of fresh capital into the cryptocurrency market.
Furthermore, the overall sentiment is shifting towards Bitcoin being seen as a hedge against inflation. Countries, major institutions, and a growing number of retail investors are gradually recognizing the limitations of traditional fiat currencies. They are placing their trust in Bitcoin’s inflation-resistant properties.
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