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- A Bitcoin bullish signal responsible for a 200% rally in August 2023 has flashed, beckoning an imminent rally.
- BTC trades at the $60,000 psychological position even as the RSI indicator slides into the oversold territory.
Bitcoin (BTC) investors are celebrating a bullish signal flashing, which could indicate imminent gains. Despite BTC struggling to break out of its long-term bear trend, a key indicator responsible for nearly 200% gains in August 2023 has flashed.
Onchain crypto analyst Ali Martinez, who has become popular for his meticulous predictions, has recently shared an optimistic view of Bitcoin. Sharing his findings on the X platform, he notes that Bitcoin has hit the “oversold territory” three times in the past two years. This was preceded by a price rally, notably 60%, 63%, and 198%, respectively.
In the past two years, the #Bitcoin daily RSI has hit oversold territory three times, resulting in $BTC price surges of 60%, 63%, and 198%, respectively.
With #BTC now below $62,000 and the RSI in oversold territory again, it might be a prime opportunity to buy the dip! pic.twitter.com/JkJ4IgoeML
— Ali (@ali_charts) June 24, 2024
After BTC slipped below $62,000, the world’s largest cryptocurrency entered oversold territory. With BTC looking likely to rally to a new all-time high, smart investors are taking a keen interest. They will look to take advantage of the situation to accumulate coins ahead of a 60%+ rally. In the best-case scenario, prices could rally by as much as 200%.
At the time of writing, BTC is exchanging hands for $61,600 after a marginal change in the last 24 hours. The digital asset has found stability after a 7% plummet that saw it retest the $58,000 low earlier this week.
No coins selectedBitcoin (BTC) Faces Bearish Pressure
It is important to note that BTC has experienced intense selling pressure from Germany, the U.S., miners, and Mt. Gox creditors. The German law enforcement agency BKA has moved about 6,500 Bitcoin to two top exchanges, indicating an intent to sell the large stash. The Mt. Gox trustee is about to start a significant repayment plan. The trustee plans to distribute over 140,000 BTC to clients affected by the 2014 hack. More recently, the U.S. moved 3,940 seized Silk Road BTC to Coinbase Prime, causing market jitters.
Bitcoin miners have also contributed to the sell-off, exerting more price pressure. At current prices, miners are forced to sell all their BTC holdings to cover operational costs, a scenario experts warned about in March. Due to miner centralization, their economic actions disproportionately impact Bitcoin’s price.
It is important to note that inflows into Bitcoin spot ETFs have slowed. Once attributed to the March rally that saw the asset reach $73,000, interest faded away. The correlation between ETF inflows and price rallies has been evident since the product’s launch.
In addition, launching an Ethereum ETF in July and filing a Solana ETF could draw investors’ attention away from Bitcoin and into other crypto ETFs.
Despite these setbacks, governments, financial institutions, and retailers’ depreciating supply and adoption of the asset continue to guarantee long-term success. Market experts have offered a conservative $100,000 price target before the end of the year.
