Bitcoin Faces September Struggles, Analysts Predict Rally Ahead

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are currently experiencing a downturn consistent with the historical "September Effect".
This dip, however, is seen as a necessary phase before potential price increases, according to some analysts.
Cryptorphic, in a recent analysis titled “BTC/USD Roadmap to $93,000” on TradingView, reassures traders that the current market conditions are temporary and improvements are anticipated soon. He encourages investors to hold their positions, noting that while the market is confusing and could lead to liquidations, staying informed could prevent regrets later.
The analysis examines Bitcoin’s price movements using a two-week BTC/USD chart from Coinbase, highlighting significant support and resistance lines. These indicators trace back to 2015 for support and December 2017 for resistance, suggesting a path towards $93,000 per Bitcoin.
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Cryptorphic identifies two key support zones to monitor: the first, a psychological range between $50,521 and $50,901, and the second, between $46,216 and $46,930, though the latter is considered less probable. He believes that Bitcoin could rebound strongly from these levels, potentially reaching its previous highs of $70,000 to $72,000 and even climbing towards $93,000.
Despite the current price of Bitcoin around $54,500, Cryptorphic remains optimistic. Other analysts also suggest that the worst may have already passed, indicating a possible recovery on the horizon.