Highlights
Bitcoin (BTC) price reinvigorated the uptrend and took down resistance at $62,000 and $64,000 to trade at $64,282 on Saturday. The positive reaction to the Federal Reserve’s Chair, Jerome Powell’s Friday speech at the Jackson Hole meeting buoyed most markets, including crypto and stocks. BTC is expected to sustain the rally to $70,000 this weekend.
Bitcoin price increased 5% on the day in addition to an 8.4% increase in seven days to $64,282. The anticipated Fed Chair Powell’s speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium in Wyoming took center stage on Friday, with markets rallying, indicating a short squeeze. Here are the main highlights:
Bitcoin price bullish outlook ahead of the weekend is attributed to Powell’s speech and a triangle breakout in the four-hour range. If sustained, a 13% move will close in on the $70,000 mark and possibly ignite FOMO and an extended rally to ATH.
Traders will increase exposure to BTC price bolstered by an upcoming crossover of the 20-day and the 50-day Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs). Key targets before $70,000 include the congestion at $64,000 and $66,000. Taking these hurdles down will reinforce the bullish grip and increase the chances of Bitcoin price pushing past $70,000.
Based on this Bitcoin price prediction, traders must be cautiously bullish for potential delays at $64,000 or even $66,000. Until the Fed confirms the first rate cut, liquidity challenges could still plague global markets, including crypto. Nonetheless, dips will prove to be profitable as we advance.
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