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Crypto analyst Kabuki has explained why the Bitcoin rainbow chart shows that the price range is above $60,000. The analyst noted that BTC is mirroring past cycles and suggested that a base may be forming soon for the leading crypto.
Bitcoin Rainbow Chart Shows Why Price Is Ranging
In an X post, Kabuki said that Bitcoin is stuck between $65,000 and $68,000 for a reason and that this isn’t random but simply BTC repeating history. He noted that in 2017, a base formed, which led to a parabolic expansion. The same happened in 2021, which again led to a parabolic expansion.
Kabuki stated that the same structure is playing out again for Bitcoin this time around and that this range is an accumulation phase before the breakout. His accompanying chart showed that the leading crypto is likely to rally as high as $400,000 in the next bull cycle, with a top likely in 2029. Meanwhile, the chart also confirmed that a bottom may be forming soon, with the current range a good buy zone.
However, Kabuki suggested that there is still the possibility of Bitcoin dropping to $42,000. In another X post, he said that BTC is perfectly following a descending channel pattern with the drop from its all-time high (ATH) around $125,000. The analyst predicted that the leading crypto could drop from $69,000 to $42,000 as this bearish pattern continues to play out. He added that lower highs plus more lower highs will lead to the last shakeout before the rally to $200,000.
BTC Back Inside The Bear Flag
In an X post, crypto analyst Colin stated that Bitcoin is back inside the bear flag, providing optimism about a bullish reversal. However, he warned that the highest the market may see is a short-term BTC rally to $80,000 if the U.S.-Iran war actually ends. The analyst added that Bitcoin will have to prove itself by first breaking above the resistance levels immediately ahead.
Colin reiterated that any short-term pump in Bitcoin will eventually be sold off and that the downtrend will resume in time. As such, he opined that any pump will be a chance to offload heavy positions rather than as a shot at new ATHs.
The analyst also agreed with another analyst’s view, noting that the broader trendline is looming despite Bitcoin’s return within the channel. The analyst stated that there will be a true change in structure only if BTC breaks this trendline. He added that this could happen at lower levels, but that it is hard to say this was the bottom range.
At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price is trading at around $68,700, down in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.
