Top Analyst Predicts Bitcoin Price To Jump $49K, Here’s Why

The Bitcoin price has rebounded fairly and is nearing $42,000 again while a crypto analyst expects it to hit $49,000 soon.
By Coingape Staff
Crypto Analyst Predicts Bitcoin Price To Jump $49K, Here's Why.

Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s largest crypto, has made a strong comeback after major price declines lately. Bitcoin’s value is nearing the $42,000 mark again after it dropped below $39,000 earlier in the week. Moreover, a renowned crypto analyst has made an optimistic prediction for the Bitcoin price in the short term.

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Will Bitcoin Touch $49,000 Soon?

The crypto analyst, James Van Straten, suggested that Bitcoin price could touch the high of $49,000 for the second time after ETF approval. He noted that stablecoin rotation could propel this bullish rally. In addition, Straten stated that a slight rotation from stablecoins sent Bitcoin to $42,000 on Friday, January 26.

Bitcoin Price To $49000
Bitcoin Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) Oscillator, Source Glassdoor

Therefore, he believes that stablecoin rotation could alone push the BTC price over $49,000 in the coming days. Furthermore, he mentioned that inflows from Spot Bitcoin ETFs would also play a prominent role in Bitcoin’s recent rebound. According to Crypto Quant data, the Bitcoin Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) fell to 11.22 on Thursday from 11.28 a day ago, which could have spurred a bullish sentiment due to potential purchase pressure.

However, the Bitcoin SSR jumped to 11.70 on Friday, which indicates that a selling pressure could lead to a possible correction in the short term. On the other hand, the Bitcoin price gains haven’t been affected by a bearish turn as of now.

Also Read: Bitcoin Price Zooms Past $41k On Friday, Can BTC Rally To $43k This Weekend?

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Bitcoin Price Today

Bitcoin touched the $42,000 mark on Friday but couldn’t sustain it. In addition, the BTC price distanced further from the level as the daily gains slumped from over 5% to a little more than 2%. At the time of writing, the BTC price was up by 2.41% and traded at $41,747.53 on Saturday, January 27.

Moreover, the crypto boasts an unmatched market capitalization of $818.73 billion, up by 2.39%. Furthermore, the 24-hour trade volume for Bitcoin displayed an increase of 14.74% to $23 billion. However, the largest crypto’s value is still fairly below the day’s high of $42,209.39.

On the other hand, the TradingView moving averages meter suggests a ‘buy’ signal for Bitcoin. According to the TradingView stats, the Bitcoin price is trading higher than its 10-day and 50-day EMAs of 41745 and 41262, indicating a bullish sentiment.

Also Read: Bitcoin Revealed a Cautious Pre-Halving Tale With Dips And Recovery

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