- Bitcoin price increased by 1.8% in the last 24 hours to trade at $76,060.
- Technical analysis suggests that the price of BTC reaching $300,000 by the end of this bull market is possible.
- The asset is in the price discovery zone and could surge as high as $80,000 next week.
Bitcoin price soared to a new all-time high this week following the victory of Donald Trump in the November 2024 elections. The markers’ volatility is soaring, and select crypto assets such as Dogecoin
Previous Bitcoin Price Analysis
Last week, Bitcoin struggled to maintain above $69,000 after facing rejection at the $73,000 resistance. As anticipated, the just concluded U.S. election was a major market-shifting event, resulting in high volatility and Bitcoin price breaking through the multi-month resistance.
We predicted that Bitcoin prices would surge during the election week and reach $79,900. Although the crypto asset did move upward, it encountered a small resistance around $76,800. Nevertheless, the asset is in the price discovery zone and could surge as high as $80,000, which is in line with last week’s analysis.
Why Bitcoin Hitting $300,000 Is Possible
After a period of consolidation lasting about 487 days from early 2022 to late 2023, Bitcoin price broke out of the range in an explosive move. Fueled by the anticipation of a spot ETF launch, Bitcoin soared and hit a high of $73,738 in March 2024 before it began dropping, creating a bull flag.
Following the Trump victory, the price broke to the upside of the bullish continuation pattern, and the measured move set the price target at $285,000.
Using the Fibonacci tool, Bitcoin price coils rise even higher to $315,714 before forming a top for this bull cycle. The Fibonacci retracement tool shows price levels where an asset may encounter resistance or find support.
In cases of price discovery, the tool can also be used to estimate zones of potential price resistance. In Bitcoin’s case, investors should expect Bitcoin to find resistance around $89,062, $108,950, $166,000, $268,000, and $315,000.
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