 Bitcoin traders see 'massive' $130K+ BTC price next as TradFi returns 
2025-01-02
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Bitcoin BTCUSD continued a rebound on Jan. 2 as $95,000 returned ahead of the first Wall Street open of 2025.
$130,000 BTC price “feels inevitable”
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView tracked BTC price gains of 1.5% on the day, taking BTCUSD to $95,880 on Bitstamp.
After revisiting monthly lows to start the week, Bitcoin showed strength as a long-expected deeper support retest failed to materialize.
“Christmas Range has swept both sides for liquidity now,” popular trader Daan Crypto Trades wrote in one of his most recent posts on X.

An accompanying chart showed increased volume at the range lows — something which came as various market metrics began to turn in bulls’ favor.
“I'd recommend keeping track of when this range breaks out to either side. Should give a good idea of where this moves over the next 1-2 weeks,” Daan Crypto Trades added.
Continuing, fellow trader Jelle reiterated the similarities between BTC price action this new year and last, drawing comparisons to a chart fractal which ultimately resolved to the upside.
“The similarities are there, with or without another sweep of the lows,” he argued in part of his own X post. 

Jelle subsequently predicted that a trip to between $130,000 and $150,000 would result from the breakout.
Other market participants held a similar view, keeping faith in the strength of the Bitcoin bull market despite the holiday lull.
Entrepreneur and investor Jason Williams was among them, calling for a similar new all-time high for BTCUSD this quarter.
“$BTC has re-entered the accumulation zone,” he told X followers on Dec. 30.

Williams’ chart took a longer-term view, likening the December range to that seen after old all-time highs hit in March last year. As Cointelegraph reported, the rangebound BTC price action that resulted ended up lasting more than seven months.
Bitcoin, crypto tipped for new year liquidity push
Equally bullish on the return of “TradFi” traders, meanwhile, Cole Kennelly, founder of crypto volatility index service Volmex, forecasted a broader bullish comeback for risk assets.
These suffered in the second half of December, in particular, on the back of a hawkish tone set by the US Federal Reserve after its latest interest rate cut.
“My gut tells me the market goes full risk on and a lot of money piles into crypto, now that end of year logistics / rebalancing / etc is over,” Kennelly wrote. 
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