Bitcoin closes July at $107k .. a new monthly close ATH .. so what's next?!
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- 03 Jul 2025, 15:53 UTC
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- 18 May 2026, 20:23 UTC

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The video analyzes Bitcoin's market using technical indicators, focusing on a new all-time high monthly close and predicting more all-time highs in the coming months. It mentions the Stock-to-Flow model's average target of $500,000 and acknowledges that a significant portion of people believe Bitcoin will not reach $200,000 by the end of 2026. Discussion included investor rotation into ETFs and Bitcoin Treasury companies and out of self-custody, alongside the potential impact of European crypto regulations (MiCA). Indicators like 200 week moving average at $50000 are bullish signatures with realized cost around 48000. A proprietary market cycles model is used that is based on on-chain metrics to classify the bitcoin behavior, where is expected a continued bullish trend. The relative strength index is near 70, indicating there is potential for additional growth. With all this data analysis the video points towards a high probability that bitcoin price does not go under the $50k area.
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