Why The Bitcoin Price Won’t Hit $100,000 Again This Year
Bitcoin’s return to $100,000 is still a popular target across the market for 2026, but one bearish outlook argues that the move is becoming less realistic with the price action weakening below the $80,000 price level. This bearish outlook came from a crypto analyst known as Alex Mason on the social media platform X, who predicted that Bitcoin will not hit the $100,000 price level again this year because its price action is in a controlled trap inside an ascending channel. Related Reading: Unknown Wallet Destroys $8.5 Million In Bitcoin In Shocking Burn Bitcoin’s Ascending Channel May Have....
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Bitcoin at $100,000 has become somewhat of a generally agreed-upon peak for the current cycle. Various analysts have put the digital asset at this point before the end of the year, painting a rather bullish future for BTC. With Bitcoin’s recent touch at $69,000, this price point is looking more likely by the day. However, not everyone thinks that the asset will hit $100,000 in 2021. One of these is analyst Nicholas Merten. Merten has disagreed with the predictions for the digital asset that puts the year-end price at $100,000. According to the analyst, this is an overly optimistic target....
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