$48K is now ‘reasonable’ BTC price target — DecenTrader’s Filbfilb
Bitcoin (BTC) remains on track to near $50,000 around next year’s block subsidy halving event, longtime analyst Filbfilb says.
In his latest interview with Cointelegraph, the co-founder of trading suite DecenTrader shares his thoughts on BTC price action.
Bitcoin has well and truly cemented its exit from a sub-$30,000 trading range, which characterized the market for much of 2023, Filbfilb believes.
Having overcome a multitude of resistance levels, the question for Bitcoin bulls now is how price action will turn out into the halving.
Due in April 2024, less than five months remain until the event, and Filbfilb argues that a “reasonable” bullish target could lie at just below the $50,000 mark. This echoes assumptions from his previous interview in early September when BTC/USD traded at just below $26,000.
That said, a drawdown could easily come first, testing the morale of those who might already be used to BTC price upside.
Continue reading to discover what the coming months could have in store for Bitcoin from a technical price perspective.
Cointelegraph (CT): Do you think that BTC has definitively broken out of its previous range below $30,000? How would you gauge the strength of the various moving averages (MAs) that previously acted as resistance?
Filbfilb (FF): The 20, 50, 100 and 200-week simple moving averages are all around $30,000 at the moment. They also lie toward the top of the trading range below $30,000 and above $25,000, in which Bitcoin spent 200 days or so.
The two combined would suggest that there will be buying interest below and together are a strong indicator of a breakout and trend change from the two-year bear market.
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