Bitcoin’s Next Big Move? Analysts Predict a $120,000 Surge

Bitcoin’s price has been bouncing around lately, hitting a one-month low near $100,000. But some analysts think this is just the calm before the storm. They believe a major price jump is on the horizon, potentially pushing Bitcoin to a new all-time high.

A Wild Ride

Recent price volatility was partly fueled by the online spat between Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Bitcoin took a hit, dropping over 5% in a single afternoon, falling from around $105,000 to the $100,000 support level. Before that, it had been trading sideways after its previous rally to $111,980.

History Repeating Itself?

One crypto trader, Coinvo, points to similarities between Bitcoin’s price action in 2024 and its current performance. Both years saw a significant price increase after reclaiming the yearly opening price, followed by consolidation before another major surge.

Analyst Alex Clay agrees, predicting a “real breakout” to $120,000. He believes Bitcoin has already cleared a key resistance level, setting the stage for this significant price increase.

Two Weeks of Sideways Trading?

The Cryptonomist, a market analysis group, sees a different pattern emerging: a three-week bullish falling wedge. If Bitcoin can hold above $105,000, a move towards $118,000-$120,000 is possible.

Market watcher Daan Crypto Trades notes that Bitcoin is currently trading near its monthly opening price. He suggests that this price range could hold for a while. He predicts that if the price breaks below recent lows, a further correction is likely. However, a break above the monthly highs could signal the end of the correction and a potential push towards new all-time highs.

The Bottom Line

Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $104,224. While there’s uncertainty, several analysts believe a significant price increase is possible, potentially reaching $120,000 or more. However, the possibility of a short-term correction also exists. The next few weeks will be crucial in determining Bitcoin’s next major move.