Bitcoin Recovery: Analyst Indicates Possible Bottom Reached
Amidst the recent recovery in Bitcoin (BTC) prices following a dip, the cryptocurrency market is yet to witness a comprehensive adjustment in the values of alternative coins.
BTC is currently exhibiting minimal change, nearly zero percent, in comparison to its value a week ago, a trend possibly influenced by the recent record-high of the S&P 500 Index.
According to insights from CrediBULL Crypto, there was an anticipation that BTC would rebound towards the $40,000 range after experiencing a dip to around $38,000 last week.
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However, this rebound carries the risk of another slight decrease, possibly to approximately $37,000, though not falling below the $36,000 threshold. The uncertainty lingers on whether BTC has reached its bottom in the recent market movement, especially in light of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) approval of spot Bitcoin ETF filings.
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CrediBULL Crypto foresees a notable selling pressure for BTC in the current range, with the rebound from recent lows potentially prompting profit-taking. Nonetheless, he suggests that the chances of BTC dropping below $40,000 are limited, indicating that the bottom might have been established.
Considering the impact of Bitcoin ETFs, the analyst notes a positive overall effect, with increased inflows to other ETFs despite the outflows from the Grayscale Bitcoin ETF. On January 26, 2024, the Grayscale Bitcoin spot ETF (GBTC) experienced a record net outflow of $671 million. The cumulative net outflows for the Grayscale ETF have reached $5.46 billion, while it still holds $19.99 billion in net assets.