Analyst Says Bitcoin Is Going To $170,000: Here’s When To Buy And When To Sell
Crypto analyst Hanzo has predicted that Bitcoin will rally to a new all-time high (ATH) of $170,000 in the next bull run. He also revealed what level investors should look to buy BTC in this bear market as they target th...
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Crypto analyst Hanzo has predicted that Bitcoin will rally to a new all-time high (ATH) of $170,000 in the next bull run. He also revealed what level investors should look to buy BTC in this bear market as they target this potential rally to $170,000.
Bitcoin To Rally To $170,000 In Next Bull RunIn an X post, Hanzo stated that Bitcoin is going to $170,000 and advised investors to buy BTC at $58,000 and sell it at $165,000. His statement suggests that the flagship crypto is likely to bottom out at $58,000 in this bear market. Meanwhile, his accompanying chart showed that BTC could reach $170,000 by 2029, which would mark the peak of the next bull market.
Meanwhile, it is worth noting that his prediction comes amid a Bitcoin relief rally to as high as $78,000 yesterday, with the flagship crypto reaching its highest level since February. The relief rally came as Iran announced that it has reopened the Strait of Hormuz. The rally also comes amid optimism that the U.S.-Iran war could end soon.
However, Hanzo’s prediction indicates that the bear market isn’t over for Bitcoin despite this relief rally and that the flagship crypto is still likely to crash to as low as $58,000 before it bottoms. Crypto analyst Doctor Profit, who called the BTC top last year, also described this recent rally as a bull trap.
In an X post, the analyst pointed out that he had previously mentioned that Bitcoin would see a strong bull trap before going down. He added that the next BTC crash will also affect the U.S. stock market and predicted it could happen within the next one to two months.
A Correction Is Likely To Happen Sooner Rather Than LaterCrypto analyst Colin opined that a Bitcoin correction is likely to happen sooner rather than later. This came as he questioned whether the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz will be a sell-the-news event. He added that the market has likely already priced in this event over the last 12 days, which is why BTC’s recovery began earlier.
The analyst also mentioned that Bitcoin is currently at an interesting crossroads as it looks to break out of a descending channel. His accompanying chart showed that BTC will need to break above $78,000 to invalidate the current bearish trend. However, Colin suggested that there is a high likelihood that $78,000 is the local top, with another downtrend on the horizon.
At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price is trading at around $77,200, up over 3% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.
Why this matters
Bitcoin is a tracked market entity in the DigitalMoneyBox archive, making this useful context for readers monitoring repeated mentions and follow-up coverage.
Original source
Read on NewsBTCRelated market context
Michael Saylor Posts ‘Bitcoin Drive Engaged,’ Highlights 200-Week Moving Average as Key Bitcoin Level
The comments come as BTC trades close to the four-year trend indicator, while Strategy’s continued focus on its Bitcoin treasury k...
Grok AI Predicts Bitcoin Will Blow Past Its Old Record by End of 2027
Grok AI predicts a major re-rating for Bitcoin, and this price prediction is unusual in its timeframe, targeting the end of 2027 r...
Ethereum (ETH) Price Prediction: ETH Slips Below Key Support as Traders Watch $1,510 Downside Risk
Ethereum price is once again at a critical turning point as the second-largest cryptocurrency struggles to hold a key support zone...
Four unpatched bugs, a 5-year quantum clock, and a miner standoff are pushing Bitcoin to a critical crossroad
Bitcoin entered BIP-110's final ordinary 2,016-block window on July 25 with miner support at 0.89%. The proposal requires 1,109 bl...
US Treasury’s top Bitcoin adviser Tyler Williams exits after 17 months
Williams' departure may slow US crypto policy progress, risking delays in key legislation and initiatives like the federal Bitcoin...
AWS CEO highlights shift in AI demand from training to inference, and crypto miners should pay attention
The shift to AI inference demands new hardware strategies, impacting crypto miners' AI pivot and decentralized compute networks' s...