Bitcoin: Explosive Market Surge Awaits, According to a Popular Analyst
A popular crypto trader and analyst is foreseeing the potential for a Bitcoin (BTC) bull cycle to resume.
In a recent video, market analyst Michaël van de Poppe, with a substantial following on YouTube, suggests that Bitcoin is approaching the conclusion of its market correction.
According to the trader, the financial markets are no longer anticipating an economic recession, which could be beneficial for Bitcoin. He believes that Bitcoin might soon undergo a retest of the $28,000 level to finalize its correction before embarking on an upward trend.
The trader points out that the crypto markets will likely surge if the Federal Reserve ceases interest rate hikes to combat inflation. He identifies several digital assets, such as Chainlink (LINK), Ethereum (ETH), Avalanche (AVAX), and of course, Bitcoin, as potentially poised for takeoff.
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The trader emphasizes that once the trigger event occurs, such as the conclusion of the FOMC and the release of GDP and PCE data, the Bitcoin bull cycle will likely reignite.
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Alexander Stefanov
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