
Originally published on: September 29, 2024
Bitcoin traders are buzzing with excitement as the cryptocurrency’s price shows signs of a significant trend change on both weekly and monthly charts. With a close above $65,000, Bitcoin is poised to set a higher high, breaking the pattern of lower highs that has persisted for the past six months.
Before this recent rally above $66,000, the crypto market was stagnant, lacking in new narratives to drive momentum. However, a fresh wave of catalysts has emerged, reigniting trader optimism and fueling speculation of a potential price surge.
Recent events, including central bank interest rate cuts and a return to loose monetary policy, have created a favorable environment for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. With diminishing yields on traditional investment vehicles, many investors are turning to digital assets like Bitcoin in search of higher returns.
On a technical level, Bitcoin has shown strength by closing above the 200-day moving average and breaking the descending trendline that has constrained its price movement for almost 200 days. A close above $65,000 would mark a significant milestone for Bitcoin on both weekly and monthly timeframes.
While a pullback to the 20-day moving average at $62,000 may be possible in the short term, traders are eagerly watching to see if enough buying pressure will defend this level and propel Bitcoin toward the $66,000 to $68,000 range.
Beyond the day-to-day fluctuations, one thing is clear: the arrival of new bullish narratives has injected fresh momentum into the Bitcoin market, setting the stage for a potential test of new all-time highs.
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Please note that this article is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research before making any financial decisions.



