Эксперт допустили коррекцию биткоина до $95 000

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2021-11-23Actualizado a 2025-01-23

Аналитик и основатель MN Trading Михаэль ван де Поппе допустил коррекцию до $95 000-97 000 с восстановлением роста в дальнейшем.

I wouldn't be surprised to see a correction towards $95-97K on $BTC.

Taking liquidity and continuing the upside from there. pic.twitter.com/WTwOMxm69j

— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) January 23, 2025

В QCP Capital полагают, что до заседания ФРС 29 января рынок останется в диапазоне последних дней.

Asia Colour — 23 Jan 25

1/ The market grinds lower as uncertainty reigns. Even after the SEC launched a Crypto Regulatory Task Force, #BTC has fallen below $106K, now teetering at $102K.

— QCP (@QCPgroup) January 23, 2025

Специалисты отметили, что инвесторы рассчитывают на появление большей ясности о влиянии последних данных по инфляции на решение монетарных властей.

До этого события они не ожидают появления серьезных катализаторов.

Аналитики отметили растущий интерес к опционам с экспирацией в январе и ценой исполнения в $95 000.

Триггером для волны хеджирования стало ослабление восходящего импульса в ходе сессии США накануне, что контрастировало с бычьими настроениями в Азии и Европе.

На этом фоне биткоин упал со $106 000 до $102 000. Новость о создании в SEC целевой группы по регулированию криптовалют не остановила продавцов.

Аналитики отметили приближение момента запуска ETF на базе XRP и SOL, несмотря на опровержение со стороны CME.

Напомним, в Glassnode зафиксировали возврат ходлеров к накоплению монет.

Ранее технический аналитик Питер Бранд назвал $120 000-150 000 в качестве ориентира для первой криптовалюты в этом году.

В 10x Research спрогнозировали повышение курса цифрового золота до $122 000 в феврале перед «очередной консолидацией».

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