“Bloomberg Analyst predicts a potential ‘air pocket’ on Bitcoin’s chart, hinting at a possible BTC explosion to a staggering $39,000.”
A Bloomberg crypto analyst believes that Bitcoin’s price chart is showing signs of an “air pocket” that could lead to a rapid increase in BTC’s price. The analyst, Jamie Coutts, points out that Bitcoin has been trading in a tight range for over six months, and when it eventually breaks out, the move could be unexpectedly explosive.
Coutts shares a chart showing Bitcoin’s URPD (unspent transaction output) realized price distribution, which tracks the number of existing coins that have moved within a specific price range. He notes that more coins have changed hands within this tight range than anywhere else in Bitcoin’s price distribution history. Coutts sees this as a sign that the next phase of the breakdown of the fiat monetary order is approaching, and when Bitcoin breaks $31k, it could quickly reach $39k.
An “air pocket” refers to a price range with low volume and few positions held, making it volatile due to a lack of liquidity. Currently, Bitcoin is trading just below the potential breakout level identified by Coutts, at $30,971.
Coutts also highlights a sharp downturn in Bitcoin’s active addresses (AAs), which is usually a bearish signal for the price of BTC. He suggests that a break above $31,000 or a collapse below $24,000 will provide further clarity on Bitcoin’s market structure.
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