Bitcoin Up 117% This Year
As this developed, Bitcoin has had a significant increase of over 117% in value over the course of this year. The anticipation of the halving event in 2024 has also contributed to the increase in market optimism. The price of Bitcoin (BTC) is going up as people try to make up for all the ground they lost in the recent crash, which erased up to $90 million in open interest. At $34,572, the 25-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) comes into view. BTC is trying to get back above the important support level at $36,788.BTCUSD trading at $37,379 on the daily chart:Despite an array of economic challenges, BTC continues to surge upward, registering a 126% year-to-date gain and options market data point to speculators With the recent price increase, the Crypto Fear and Greed index has moved squarely into the “Greed” category, indicating that market mood has improved.
Source:In an environment characterized by an optimistic and positive outlook, Bitcoin’s momentum could be amplified and gun for the psychological turning point of $40,000. This would be a big 10% rise from where it is now. It’s getting stronger because the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is tilting northward, which shows a surge in momentum.
Is The Bear Market Behind Us?
According to Zach Pandl, managing chief of research at crypto fund provider Grayscale Investments LLC:“Bitcoin is now going mainstream, and the bear is behind us,” Charlie Morris, founder of investment advisory company ByteTree, said in a Wednesday market report.“The recovery in crypto valuations can continue if real interest rates peak and we continue to see progress toward spot ETF approvals in the US market.”
“The good times are here,” he said.
Source: CoinSharesMeanwhile, institutional investors have already begun deploying capital to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, while retail investors may be waiting for additional liquidity from approved ETFs. Over the past year, institutional investors have poured over $1 billion into cryptocurrency, CoinShares data show (chart above).
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