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Analyst Predicts Bitcoin Volatility and New High in February

Analyst Predicts Bitcoin Volatility and New High in February

“Sky-high” volatility will persist, but in February, the price of the leading cryptocurrency will reach a new ATH. This forecast was made by analyst and MN Trading founder Michaël van de Poppe.

“As long as Bitcoin remains above $93,000, a new all-time high is quite likely,” he wrote.

Product Owner of the Bitsgap platform Roman noted:

All this, he says, indicates buyer strength. However, overall, Bitcoin “remains in a sideways trend.”

CryptoQuant noted that the funding rate for perpetual contracts has turned negative. In the last six such instances, this has been a precursor to a bullish impulse.

Lookonchain observed an intriguing pattern: while Bitcoin lost and regained the psychological level of $100,000 six times in a row, Ethereum only depreciated—its price fell from $3,900 to $2,800.

QCP Capital suggested keeping an eye on the upcoming press conference by “crypto king” David Sacks and the tariff negotiations between US and Chinese leaders.

“What lies ahead for digital assets? Trade uncertainty continues to cloud the outlook. Options are evenly balanced between puts and calls until March,” specialists noted.

Earlier, CryptoQuant pointed out the “cleansing” of the cryptocurrency market from excessive leverage.

According to Standard Chartered, in the next two months, digital gold will rise to $112,000–130,000 due to accelerated institutional inflows and a shift in sentiment towards risk acceptance.

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