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Bitcoin (BTC) price appears to be diverging from the impact of ETF inflows and outflows, prompting investors and analysts to closely monitor the trajectory of the leading cryptocurrency. Despite increased institutional adoption, Bitcoin‘s recent relative stagnation has led to speculation about future price movements. The popular cryptocurrency analyst Titan of Crypto and CryptoCon recently shared their striking views on BTC’s current trajectory and its potential to reach new highs.
Bitcoin Analyst Discusses Positive and Negative Signals
Titan of Crypto suggests that Bitcoin is currently forming a Bull Flag pattern, which could indicate a potential target price towards $61,000. The analyst emphasizes the significance of the Tenkan-Sen indicator, which indicates strong buying pressure whenever Bitcoin approaches the $50,700 level.
Titan of Crypto notes that as long as the price remains above the Tenkan-Sen indicator’s support line, the likelihood of the Bull Flag formation materializing is high. However, the analyst also warns of a potential downward break that could lead Bitcoin to test the next support level around $47,300.
Also known as the Conversion Line, the Tenkan-Sen plays a crucial role in determining short-term momentum and trend reversals in Bitcoin’s price movements. The Tenkan-Sen is a key component of the comprehensive technical indicator Ichimoku Cloud, which is used to identify support and resistance levels and measure momentum.
Predicting a New Peak
Experienced cryptocurrency analyst CryptoCon focuses on the weekly Ichimoku Cloud indicator, suggesting that a break above the cloud’s upper point at $52,800 could enable Bitcoin to surpass its all-time high of $69,000 and potentially target the peak of the cycle.
CryptoCon highlights the historical significance of the cloud’s upper point, cautioning that it could signify a sharp rejection point and the start of a prolonged sideways period. The analyst adds that such a breakout could occur earlier than usual, as most cycle peaks typically happen during the transition from a “Blue Year” to a “Red Year,” according to historical patterns.
