Does Bitcoin Go Up Or Down From Here? What 4 Popular Crypto Analysts Are Saying Right Now

Four popular cryptocurrency analysts have reiterated their bullish stance on Bitcoin BTC/USD even as the apex cryptocurrency fell on Monday night.

What Happened: Kaleo, a pseudonymous technical analyst, told his more than 419,000 followers on Twitter that Bitcoin is about to enter price discovery and will rise to the $70,000 level this week.

Amsterdam-based popular cryptocurrency analyst Michaël van de Poppe said he is expecting a “bull cycle” for Bitcoin until April or May of 2022.

He believes Bitcoin will see continuation towards the all-time high region if its breaks above the $64,000 range.

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Justin Bennett, a cryptocurrency analyst and trader with 86,000 Twitter followers, believes that Bitcoin will start outperforming again shortly. He noted that a 2017 Bitcoin fractal has been accurate since June.

The fractal shows Bitcoin rising to the $80,000 level in the next two weeks, followed by a pullback to the $65,000 range in November. The cryptocurrency is then predicted to rise to the $100,000 range in December.

Another closely-followed pseudonymous cryptocurrency trader Pentoshi told his almost 338,000 followers on Twitter that Bitcoin has support in the $58,000 range. He predicts a price discovery for the cryptocurrency this week.

Why It Matters: Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is currently down 7.8% from its all-time high of $66,930.39 touched on Oct. 20.

The apex cryptocurrency’s year-to-date gains stand at 110.02%.

Price Action: Bitcoin is down 0.6% during the past 24 hours, trading at $61,692.90 at press time.

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