Before now, CryptoCon had already assured that the bull cycle wasn’t over despite the crypto market facing the largest liquidation event in this cycle, with over $2 billion wiped out from the market. BTC’s Trend Remains Uncertain For Now While the Bitcoin price could rally to $160,000 in the next thirty days, crypto analyst Ali Martinez has stated that BTC’s trend direction in the short term remains uncertain.
The analyst added that the trend remains uncertain until there is a clear breakout beyond this range. Related Reading: Bitcoin Open Interest Crashes By $4.5 Billion In One Weekend, Spells Doom For Bulls However, crypto analyst Kevin Capital suggested that the Bitcoin price could soon record a massive bounce to as high as $111,000, marking a new all-time high (ATH) for the flagship crypto.
Based on his analysis, the next thirty days could be a game-changer, with BTC set to witness a significant move to the upside. Why The Next 30 Days Could Be A Game Changer As The Bitcoin Price Makes its Move In an X post, CryptoCon predicted that the Bitcoin price could rally to as high as $160,000 in the next thirty days.
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