Daily News

Bitcoin To Hit All-Time High Before Halving, Trader Predicts: ‘I Expect Violence’

Seasoned Bitcoin trader and vocal advocate Fred Krueger on Monday predicted Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is poised to reclaim its all-time high of $64,800 within the next 60 days — even before the upcoming halving event.

What Happened: Krueger's bullish call comes off the back of strong interest of the "New9" institutional funds investing in Bitcoin. His confidence rests on two key pillars: waning selling pressure and surging institutional accumulation.

Krueger argued that the much-feared GBTC unlock is largely behind us, with its selling pressure diminishing.

On the flip side, the spot ETFs have been on a buying spree, amassing a staggering 175,000 Bitcoin (worth $7.5 billion) in just 18 trading sessions.

Extrapolating this trend over the next 30 to 60 days, Krueger estimated the "New9" could inject a further $4-$6 billion into the market.

This influx, he believes, has the potential to catapult Bitcoin past its ATH before halving, blindsiding most market participants.

Also Read: Ethereum ETFs Have 60% Chance Of 2024 Launch, Says ETF Expert – Approval Is 'Path Of Least Resistance'

Why It Matters: Achieving this feat before the halving, where the block reward for miners gets cut in half, could shatter the "Turtle" model — a bearish prediction of stagnation — and usher in a new era of bullish dominance.

But Krueger isn't shy about the potential turbulence ahead.

"It can be absolutely very violent," he said. "And I expect violence."

This sentiment resonated with James Van Straten, Lead Analyst at Crypto Slate, who tweeted, "Meta did $200B increase in MC. Bitcoin can flip in a moment's notice."

Both acknowledge the inherent volatility, but their words also hint at the explosive potential they see brewing.

Read Next: Binance Freezes $4.2M In Stolen XRP Linked To $120M Hack

Image: Pixabay

What's your reaction?

Excited
0
Happy
0
In Love
0
Not Sure
0
Silly
0

Leave a reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Next Article:

0 %