Bitcoin Poised for Easter Bull Run: Analysts Predict Surge to $90,000 by April 2024

Bitcoin's price has been stable for several weeks, hovering around the $28,000 mark.
However, recent historical chart patterns suggest the flagship decentralized finance asset may be gearing up for a significant uptrend.
According to CryptoYoddha, if Bitcoin manages to hold the $25,000 level, a break above $35,000 is possible. In fact, the cryptocurrency could briefly reach $48,000 in May or June before correcting to $25,000 in late 2023.
The price has been stable for weeks now. IMO if it keeps on holding like this we'll see #BTC above $35K.
We have strong support at $25K. Retest and bounce will also be ideal. pic.twitter.com/wriJDZc090
— Yoddha (@CryptoYoddha) April 7, 2023
After that, Bitcoin is expected to soar beyond its previous critical level and head toward $90,000 in April 2024.
Stockmoney Lizards, a pseudonymous crypto market analyst, noted that Bitcoin has followed a pattern of recovery from a heavy bear market every three or four years.
Every 3-4 years, Bitcoin recovers from a heavy bear market.
Easter has typically been a starting point for a run in the upcoming weeks 👀 pic.twitter.com/4zOmftarzW
— Stockmoney Lizards (@StockmoneyL) April 7, 2023
Easter has often been the catalyst for a bullish trend. Moreover, Easter has historically been a starting point for a bullish run in the following weeks.
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For instance, in 2012, Bitcoin soared 225.33% in the weeks following Easter, while in 2016, it improved by 94.83%, and in 2019, it gained 167.88% to its price. Therefore, the analyst expects Bitcoin to reach $40,000 in late May.
As of April 10, Bitcoin’s price is $28,275, representing a 1.25% increase over the past 24 hoours and a monthly growth of around 25%. Nevertheless, Bitcoin has been demonstrating strength against traditional assets since the beginning of the year, with a return on investment (ROI) that was 170.32% higher during the first quarter of 2023 than the average of five major stock indexes.