Bitcoin trader sees all-time high 'this week' as BTC price nears $73K
2024-10-29

Bitcoin BTCUSD passed $72,000 after the Oct. 29 Wall Street open as bulls ate away at final resistance before all-time highs.
Bitcoin trader consensus: “Pullback, then higher”
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView captured nearly 4% BTC price gains on the day.
After consolidating through the Asia trading session, upside momentum returned to BTCUSD as bulls kept up pressure on sell-side liquidity.
Commenting on the current moves, Keith Alan, co-founder of trading resource Material Indicators, said that buyers were now “sizing up a critical move.”
 “A move above $72k may send bears into hibernation, but be prepared for a retest of support before going after an ATH,” he reasoned in one of his latest posts on X.
Material Indicators captured bid liquidity moving higher up exchange order books, slowly increasing below the $70,000 mark.
Data from monitoring resource CoinGlass additionally showed a line of liquidity forming around $70,500.
“Taking liquidity above $70K, but I think that Bitcoin is going to make a new ATH this week as it's Unemployment week,” trader, analyst and entrepreneur Michaël van de Poppe, forecast as a result.
Van de Poppe referred to upcoming United States unemployment data, due for release throughout the remainder of the week.
“$BTC knows what must be done,” popular trader and analyst Josh Rager continued, agreeing on the odds of a return to price discovery.
Markets see “strong positioning” for BTC price upside
Updating Telegram channel subscribers, meanwhile, trading firm QCP Capital saw multiple macroeconomic and geopolitical catalysts fueling BTC price strength in the short term and beyond.
These included the US Presidential Elections, spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) popularity and outperforming equities markets.
“Implied volatility for the election expiry has climbed to 64% and is likely to rise further,” it reported on the day.
As Cointelegraph reported, Bitcoin futures open interest totaled nearly $23 billion on Oct. 29.
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