Why is Bitcoin Price Up Today?
Bitcoin price is currently trading in the green, hovering around $91,000. The bulls rallied to $92,596 before reversing. Bitcoin has surged by around $30,000 since October, showing strong growth, especially in the past two weeks. In recent days, however, price gains have slowed, leaving many wondering whether this signals a slowdown, correction or continued growth.
However, in a major update, MicroStrategy, led by Michael Saylor, who has been buying Bitcoin for over four years, today added an additional 51,780 Bitcoin, bringing their total holdings to approximately 331,200 Bitcoin. This is part of their broader strategy to build a Bitcoin treasury, using equity and fixed income to raise $42 billion over the next three years, primarily to buy more Bitcoin. This could actually be a catalyst for Bitcoin prices.
Bitcoin Price Analysis:
Bitcoin is trading mostly sideways, but with smaller gains. It looks like a triangular pattern is forming, but it’s still not clear. The key focus is on the micro support area. As long as Bitcoin remains above this level, we are likely to see further gains, possibly to between $95,000 and $97,000. If Bitcoin falls below this support, the next key area to watch will be around $85,000.
Bitcoin’s sideways movement is actually good for altcoins right now, and altcoins tend to perform better when Bitcoin rises or falls. So while Bitcoin remains range-bound, altcoins are likely to continue to experience volatility.
As far as Bitcoin’s chart is concerned, it is struggling near trendline resistance, which could be a key factor in why it hasn’t pushed higher yet. This resistance could signal a potential pullback, but it’s also possible that Bitcoin could move higher before then. In the longer term, we may see Bitcoin continue to struggle with resistance around $95,000 to $97,000, but overall, the market is currently in a sideways phase.