Bitcoin Price Has Breakout Against M1 Money Supply, Confirms Peter Brandt

Highlights
- Bitcoin price chart indicating a breakout against the M1 money supply for the first time since 2017.
- He noted the similarities in chart structure to Dow Jones industrial average during period of Great Stagflation of 1970s.
- BTC price set for major rally
Veteran trader Peter Brandt on Saturday shared a Bitcoin price chart indicating a breakout against the M1 money supply. There is a historical breakout of Bitcoin for the first time since March 2017, a similar breakout led to a parabolic rally in BTC price. Are we witnessing another breakout at least for $100K?
Bitcoin Price Prepares for Massive Rally
Trader Peter Brandt reacted to a chart of Bitcoin against M1 money supply by another popular analyst, noting it as absolutely amazing. Bitcoin saw first breakout against M1 money supply since 2017. He added that the “argument for Bitcoin relates to the eventual destruction of fiat currency units” such as US dollar.
The chart plots Bitcoin price in relationship to total U.S. money stock (M1). This ratio has remained below the Dec 2017 high. He noted the similarities in chart structure to Dow Jones industrial average during period of Great Stagflation of 1970s, showing continuation inverted H&S pattern.
He predicts a massive Bitcoin price rally post-breakout in the coming weeks, with analysts claiming they have never seen a Bitcoin breakout like this one.
Analyst TechDev said a historic move is imminent as people switch to Bitcoin from USD. Bitcoin 5D bullish compression has also reached its highest level in 8 years.
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BTC Price Forms Multiple Bullish Patterns
CoinGape reported an early cup-and-handle formation in Bitcoin price by Peter Brandt. The cup part has formed completely and the handle pattern has yet to form. Peter Brandt hints at a breakout upcoming in BTC price, with the confirmation happening after a downtrend breakout.
BTC price jumped less than 1% in the past 24 hours, with the price currently trading below $67,700. The 24-hour low and high are $67,181 and $67,818, respectively. Furthermore, the trading volume has decreased by 50% in the last 24 hours, indicating a decline in interest among traders.
Meanwhile, experts have negated the impact of Mt. Gox Bitcoin distribution on BTC price as creditors don’t plan to sell their Bitcoin in the bull market. Moreover, those who wanted to sell, plans to do it gradually or after investing the payout for maximizing gains.
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