In my last post, I shared a bullish outlook for Bitcoin, projecting a potential climb to $131,000 by 2025 if it maintains its current pattern of gradual climbs and pullbacks. However, I also highlighted a critical level $100,000. If Bitcoin faces rejection there, a 20% correction could bring prices down to $78,000.
Now, looking at the current chart, Bitcoin seems to be forming a rising wedge, a pattern often associated with bearish reversals. While the price is still trending upward, the converging trendlines suggest momentum may be weakening. This raises the possibility of a breakdown. But, there’s another side to this story.
Key Takeaways: 1️⃣ Bearish Scenario: If Bitcoin breaks below the wedge’s support line, we could see a sharp pullback. Based on the height of the wedge, the downside target could align closely with the $78,000 zone I mentioned earlier.
2️⃣ Bullish Scenario: If Bitcoin manages to break above the wedge’s resistance line with strong volume, it could invalidate this bearish pattern. This breakout could not only push Bitcoin toward the critical $100,000 level, but also open the doors to new all-time highs beyond $100,000. A sustained bullish momentum could fast-track Bitcoin’s trajectory to $131,000 or higher as early as 2025.
What to Watch: 🔹 Volume: Decreasing volume during this wedge formation may confirm a bearish breakdown, while a volume spike could signal a breakout. 🔹 Support and Resistance: Watch the wedge’s lower boundary for breakdowns or the upper boundary for breakouts. 🔹 RSI & Momentum: Overbought RSI levels could support a bearish case, while bullish divergence would favor upward momentum.
Bitcoin remains at a critical juncture, where the next major move will determine whether the bulls take us into uncharted territory or if the bears will temporarily seize control.
Either way, this is a pattern to watch closely. Stay tuned for updates as we monitor Bitcoin’s next steps! 📉📈
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