Traders Are Sleeping on ‘Massive Opportunity’ for Bitcoin and Crypto Markets, According to Analyst Michaël van de Poppe

A broadly adopted crypto analyst is monitoring the place Bitcoin (BTC) might head subsequent after its explosive rise above $19,000.

Crypto dealer Michaël van de Poppe tells his 644,700 Twitter followers that it’s nonetheless unclear how lengthy BTC’s present rally will final.

“All of the liquidity has been taken above the highs and that’s why we accelerated.

Query is whether or not we’ll proceed rallying in the direction of $20,000-$21,000 or whether or not we’ll relax for Bitcoin.”

BTC is buying and selling for $19,333 at time of writing, up 15% within the final week.

Regardless of BTC nonetheless being down 72% from its November 2021 all-time highs, Van de Poppe nonetheless observes what he describes as “bull euphoria” on social media.

“Humorous although, in the event you take a look at social media, it’s bull euphoria. 

For those who watch the chart, it’s a must to zoom out quite a bit to see your complete chart. 

Bitcoin continues to be -$50,000 from 15 months in the past.”

Regardless of the optimistic sentiment, the crypto dealer nonetheless thinks nearly all of the world is bearish on BTC. Nonetheless, he additionally thinks this presents merchants with a golden alternative.

“Bitcoin is perhaps hated by the bulk and the bulk may anticipate new lows and a steady bear market.

Nonetheless, that grants a large alternative, don’t you agree?”

For now, Van de Poppe expects Bitcoin to achieve new native highs earlier than correcting.

“Most likely Bitcoin needs to take out the highs quickly and proper after.

Areas I’d personally be anticipating shorts is $19,100-$19,400.

Constructing longs round $18,200 isn’t a foul possibility, something decrease is reasonable.”

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