BTC price: $100K 'in sight' as open interest reset boosts Bitcoin bulls
2024-11-29

Bitcoin BTCUSD hit multi-day highs into the Nov. 29 Wall Street open as traders set their sights on $100,000.
BTC price tipped for “stab at” $100,000
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView recorded solid BTC price performance, with BTCUSD reaching $97,539 on Bitstamp.
Bitcoin continued a comeback from $90,800 seen days prior, and its ongoing resilience returned calls for an attack on $100,000 to come “soon.”
For popular commentator Byzantine General, lower levels of open interest (OI) on exchanges furthered the short-term bull case.
“Open interest reset, support held up. Looks to me like we're gonna take out the local highs and potentially take a stab at piercing 100k,” he wrote in a post on X. 

Popular trader Jelle confirmed that a six-figure BTC price tag was “in sight.”
“Bitcoin is pushing for a breakout,” he told X followers on the day, uploading a chart showing price attempting to push through a downward-sloping trend line in place since its most recent all-time highs of $99,800 seen on Nov. 22.
Jelle further likened current price action to the breakout in October 2023, when BTCUSD pushed through $30,000 to ultimately continue to new all-time highs five months later.
“A $100K $BTC is in reaching distance,” fellow trader Daan Crypto Trades agreed. 
“Superior” Bitcoin seen copying gold
Other perspectives favored a macro view where Bitcoin catches up with gold’s strong performance.
As Cointelegraph previously reported, one theory revolves around BTC price action trailing gold by around three months. 
Updating X followers on the topic, Charles Edwards, founder of quantitative Bitcoin and digital asset fund Capriole Investments, had good news for bulls.
“In just 16 weeks, Gold gained $3.8T this summer. Bitcoin from $100K to $200K is just $2T,” he calculated. 

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