Is bitcoin ready to break the $90000 mark?
After hitting an all-time high (ATH) of $108,130 on December 17,
#bitcoin (BTC) came under heavy selling pressure; it fell to $92,810 on December 20 before quickly recovering. However, the
#cryptocurrency struggled to regain the $100,000 mark.
January 7,
#BTC #rose to $102,250. Since then, bitcoin has steadily traded at prices close to
$BTC January 13, the major digital asset experienced a significant drop, falling from a high of $95,900 to $90,820 at the time of publication.
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BTC has lost 4.94% in value since the beginning of the year
Big Despite expectations, it seems unlikely that the price of bitcoin will fall below $9,000. Recent macroeconomic trends may provide a clue:
Despite the expected slowdown, recent data points to a strong recovery in the US labor market, with more than 250,000 jobs created in the last month of 2024. On the face of it, this is good news, but consistently strong labor markets usually cause inflation, and preventing this scenario is likely to be a priority for the incoming Trump administration.
B What are the main mechanisms keeping inflation in check? High interest rates. And valuations are also bearish. For example, Barclays expects the Fed to cut rates by 25 basis points this year.
Given that interest rates are likely to remain higher than originally expected, it's not surprising that the air is getting out of the bull race.
However, market dynamics should not be ignored. NOT. Many investors and traders support BTC, and with the long-term correction continuing, it is reasonable to lock in profits and wait for new long positions at more attractive prices.
Is the BTC bull market over?
recent developments look quite bearish, however, many analysts maintain an optimistic outlook.
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