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Cryptocurrency analyst Jason Pizzino shared his views in a recent strategy session, suggesting that Bitcoin‘s (BTC) price consolidation over the past few months mirrors a pattern observed last year that led to a significant price increase. Pizzino noted that Bitcoin’s sideways movement since March 2023 is strikingly similar to its behavior in 2022, when it experienced a six-month period of relative stagnation before a sharp price spike.
Six-Month Emphasis on Bitcoin
Pizzino said, “This is quite similar to the previous move in 2023. You have about six months in this range before definitely breaking out of this area.” According to the analyst, this pattern could indicate another significant upward potential in Bitcoin’s price, reflecting the previous year’s performance in the near future.
The analyst also cited the upcoming US presidential election as a contributing factor to the bullish outlook for Bitcoin. He recalled that Bitcoin saw a significant rise in November 2020, the month Joe Biden was elected president. Pizzino said, “I’m cautious about the upcoming election, so I don’t know how the price will react at election time. Will it need another month to surpass the all-time high due to the November election, and will we see a breakout like we did in 2020?”
Optimistic for the Fourth Quarter
Pizzino pointed to the notable breakout Bitcoin experienced in October 2020, just before the US presidential election, and tested the previous all-time high in November following the election results. He suggested that a similar pattern might emerge this year, potentially playing out in the fourth quarter of 2024.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding the exact timing of a potential breakout, Pizzino remains optimistic about Bitcoin’s prospects in the second half of the year. He believes the third quarter could be a period of recovery and preparation for Bitcoin before a significant upward move.
Currently, Bitcoin is trading above $57,000, with a daily increase of approximately 2%. Pizzino’s analysis offers a promising outlook for Bitcoin investors, indicating that the largest cryptocurrency might be on the verge of repeating its past performance and reaching new highs.
