Crypto Analyst Says Bitcoin Price Is Approaching Strongest Part Of The Bull Run, Here’s The Target
Crypto analyst Tony Severino has said that the Bitcoin price is approaching the strongest part of the bull run. Based on his analysis, Tony provided insights into how high the flagship crypto could rise as it approaches...
Crypto analyst Tony Severino has said that the Bitcoin price is approaching the strongest part of the bull run. Based on his analysis, Tony provided insights into how high the flagship crypto could rise as it approaches its peak in this market cycle.
Bitcoin Price Target For Strongest Part Of This Bull RunTony revealed in an X post that the Bitcoin price could reach a market top of $133,000 in this bull run. He explained that the BTC 2-month Relative Strength Index (RSI) is approaching 70, which has ignited the strongest part of every past bull run. In 2012, this led to a price surge of 11,000%. Meanwhile, it led to a price rally of 2,700% and 437% in the 2016 and 2020 bull run, respectively.
The analyst noted that each peak in the successive bull run has been roughly around 20% of the previous cycle peak. Therefore, 20% of the 437% rally recorded in the 2021 bull run will put the Bitcoin price at this $133,000 price target. A potential rise to this target would give those buying BTC at its current price level a return of around 87%.
Crypto analyst Ali Martinez also suggested buying the Bitcoin price as this level may not be a late entry. In an X post, he explained that the Market Value To Realized Value (MVRV) ratio has crossed over its 365-SMA (Simple Moving Average), a development that often signals major bull rallies. He added that this golden cross has just happened again.
The analyst’s accompanying chart showed that the Bitcoin price increased by 236% the last time this happened. Therefore, this indicates that despite the recent rally above $73,000, there is still so much upside for the flagship crypto in this market cycle.
BTC Could Rise To $462,000Ali Martinez provided a more bullish outlook for the Bitcoin price than Tony regarding how high the flagship crypto could rise in this bull run. In an X post, he noted that BTC peaked between the 1.618 and 2.272 Fibonacci retracement levels in the past bull cycles.
If the Bitcoin price were to follow a similar pattern, Martinez remarked that the next BTC top could land between $174,000 and $462,000. Predictions on what could mark the top for Bitcoin in this market cycle continue to differ, although the consensus remains that the flagship crypto would rise above $100,000.
Experts like Standard Chartered have even predicted that the Bitcoin price could rise above this $100,000 target this year if Donald Trump wins the US presidential elections.
At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price is trading at around $72,300, up almost 2% in the last 24 hours according to data from CoinMarketCap.
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