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The cryptocurrency market is becoming more stable, and Bitcoin’s price is steadily rising, currently standing at $34,248. This newfound stability coincides with the imminent Bitcoin Halving event held in April 2024. Surprisingly, the Halving FOMO, or “fear of missing out,” hasn’t kicked in yet.
The Bitcoin Halving looms just around the corner, with roughly 150 days left on the countdown. This highly anticipated event has investors on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting a prolonged bull run to kickstart.
Many experts are predicting that this upcoming Halving could push Bitcoin’s price to new all-time highs, potentially crossing the $140,000 mark for the first time.
Things to Expect from Now On
A prominent figure in the crypto community, Captain Faibik, shared insights on the X platform, forecasting Bitcoin’s price performance in the upcoming months. His prediction suggests that Bitcoin’s price could dip to $39,000 by the end of November.
$BTC halving is just 5 months away, and the Halving FOMO hasn't kicked in yet.I'm Expecting a Bullish Rally towards the 39k in NOV.In DEC and early JAN, Bitcoin may experience a Correction and Retest the 31-32k S/R level.Around mid-January, we can anticipate the start of a… pic.twitter.com/U1KVGCUb4E
— Captain Faibik (@CryptoFaibik) October 31, 2023
However, the road to the Halving may not be entirely smooth. Brace for possible turbulence in December and early January, where Bitcoin could experience a correction, potentially revisiting the support and resistance levels in the $31,000 to $32,000 range.
But the most exciting part is on the horizon, expected around mid-January. This is when the highly anticipated Halving Rally might kick-off. If historical patterns hold, Bitcoin could set its sights on the $50,000 mark by late March.
As we count down the months to the Halving, investors are keeping a watchful eye on these developments, hoping to make the most of the Bitcoin Halving ride.
