- Bitcoin is experiencing a psychological surge and a correction is unlikely for now.
- But when fundamentals ultimately take precedence, panic can ensue.
Concerns about Bitcoin market overheating grow [BTC] Despite the steep decline in the RSI, the stock soared above the $68,000 threshold, breaking a four-month slump.
As a result, a trade just above this key level could signal a potential all-time high for BTC. If this range is confirmed as a resistance point, a price correction could be on the horizon, which could force a massive capitulation. but,
Bitcoin’s meteoric rise — psychology over fundamentals
First, it is important to consider that Bitcoin is highly influenced by macroeconomic factors.
Now, a combination of events such as the post-halving rally, nearing the end of the election cycle, the “Uptober” frenzy, and the Fed interest rate cut have all combined to push Bitcoin to $60,000 in just 10 days, with no solidity. It has risen to $8,000. Pull back.
This is important because these macro factors could strengthen large holders' belief that this is a prime buy zone, even though key technicals suggest a near-term reversal. .
In other words, large companies may still see this level as an opportunity, and as market sentiment heats up, this psychological momentum could attract more buyers as FOMO rises.
This is evidenced by increased whale activity. Addresses holding 1,000 to 10,000 BTC are at a three-month high. The last big spike occurred with a 5% daily price spike, pushing BTC above $66,000.
Simply put, whales have played an important role in countering bearish pressure. Since early October, their activity has confirmed AMBCrypto's original hypothesis: macro factors are attracting large companies.
Overall, this cycle appears to be psychologically triggered. Therefore, despite bearish attempts to short Bitcoin, a significant correction seems unlikely for now.
Market buzz leads to $73,000
Historically, halvings have been a reliable indicator of when a bullish cycle will occur. The spike in the 30-day average demand (marked in green) always coincides with a reduction in Bitcoin's supply during a halving event.
These supply reductions typically result in long-term stock price appreciation, which provides significant benefits to stakeholders.
Interestingly, just widespread expectations can cause a breakout, even if the fundamentals don't materialize right away.
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This cycle is a classic example. The market was buzzing with hopes of a bull market following the halving, and as it turned out, Bitcoin soared to $68,000 in an incredibly short period of time.
That said, if whale activity continues this upward trend (which it likely will), Bitcoin could reach an all-time high of $73,000 before the end of the fourth quarter.