Bitcoin (BTC) has reached a price of $93,000, marking its first significant rebound in nearly a month, largely influenced by geopolitical developments in Venezuela. However, skepticism among traders remains, as forecasts suggest potential declines to the $80,000 range.
The cryptocurrency has appreciated by approximately 6.6% over the past five days, but analysts warn that the price may not maintain its current trajectory. A prominent golden cross formation on the four-hour chart indicates possible market strength, yet concerns persist regarding bullish sustainability.
Active selling by Bitcoin whales has been noted, contributing to heightened distribution amidst market uncertainty. Traders are closely monitoring upcoming US labor-market data while anticipating a possible Federal Reserve rate cut. Additionally, two gaps in the CME Group's Bitcoin futures market, positioned at $90,500–$91,600 and $88,200–$88,800, could serve as targets should the price falter.
As the market reacts to these developments, the question remains whether Bitcoin can maintain its momentum or if it will retreat below $80,000 for the first time since April.