A closely followed crypto strategist believes it is within the realm of possibility for Bitcoin (BTC) to witness an abrupt rally to $68,000.
Pseudonymous analyst Credible Crypto tells his 423,300 followers on the social media platform X that a relief rally is in sight for Bitcoin and the altcoin market.
But the trader warns that the rally will likely be short-lived and that Bitcoin will soon resume its bearish price action.
“As I’ve said I think some relief here shortly across the board would be ideal.
A couple of variations of low-time frame price action I can see playing out in the coming days.
Grand scheme of things: no change to my belief that this is just part of a larger correction to the downside.”
Based on the analyst’s chart, he appears to predict that Bitcoin could rise to as high as $68,000 before plunging to fresh lows below $48,000.
At time of writing, Bitcoin is trading for $61,919.
Looking at Ethereum (ETH), Credible says the top altcoin’s order book supports his call for a marketwide bounce. According to the analyst, spot investors are stacking buy orders, preventing the price of ETH from going lower, at least for now.
“Spot bid depth on ETH is especially juicy.
Increases the odds of some relief across the board soon in my opinion.”
At time of writing, Ethereum is worth $2,409.
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