Key Points
- Bitcoin’s price is expected to surge to $95,000, according to BitQuant’s predictions.
- The timing of this significant price increase remains uncertain.
BitQuant, a well-known commentator, maintains a bullish outlook on Bitcoin (BTC) and predicts that its price will reach $95,000 in a single move. The only uncertainty is the timeline for this price surge.
Bitcoin’s Upward Continuation
BitQuant believes that Bitcoin is gearing up for an upward trend that will not only set new all-time highs but also propel the cryptocurrency to a record $95,000. He asserts that reaching such high price levels is inevitable, but the timing remains uncertain.
“$95K will be achieved in just one move, and that is quite obvious,” BitQuant stated, adding that no one knows whether this move will start today, tomorrow, or the day after.
Analysis from Fellow Commentator
BitQuant’s statements were in response to an analysis by Mikybull Crypto, who identified a “cup and handle” formation on weekly timeframes. This pattern is characterized by a consolidation phase following a strong run-up, a reversal, and a subsequent breakout higher.
Mikybull Crypto agrees with BitQuant’s prediction, stating that the breakout will be explosive and will lead to a return to BTC price discovery.
BitQuant, known for his accurate BTC price forecasts, had successfully predicted a new all-time high for BTC/USD before April’s block subsidy halving. He and Mikybull Crypto are not alone in their optimistic outlook. Despite Bitcoin’s price being trapped in a narrow range for over a month, many believe it is poised for a significant increase.
Popular trader Daan Crypto Trades argued that the worsening price action indicates that the chop is nearing its end. This is often followed by an explosive move.
BitQuant also warns that the coming months may be testing times for Bitcoin holders as a new trend emerges. “If you can’t relax now and wait for Bitcoin to perform as expected, then it’s better to leave the market to avoid the torture,” he advised.
As of writing, BTC/USD was trading at around $62,000, down by approximately 13% in Q2 so far.