Crypto news: Bitcoin (BTC) has a long-term target of $437,000, but in the short term it may face CPI-driven liquidity sweeps, with the price potentially pulling back from around $65,000 to the $59,000–$61,000 range. Bitcoin’s long-term model points to a major upside, with investors aiming close to $437,000. In the short term, BTC could sweep in the $64,700–$65,200 range before pulling back to $59,000–$61,000. The model uses Bitcoin’s two-year simple moving average as a long-term valuation guide; the current price near the investor band below about $64,000 suggests the market still has substantial room before reaching the model’s upper limit. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe believes Bitcoin could break through $500,000.

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RugCheckSkeptic
· 5h ago
Bullish in the long run and bearish in the short term—saying that is basically saying nothing, but the model data is right there.
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MetalKeyInsomnia
· 10h ago
Isn’t it still not too late for people investing below 64k… in plain language, it’s still not too late to get in now?
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ProtocolPaladin
· 10h ago
The two-year moving average model sounds quite impressive, but has anyone actually held it for ten years based on this?
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MarginMoth
· 10h ago
Once CPI data comes out, liquidity sweep is a standard script—people get used to it.
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MosaicBow
· 10h ago
The resistance above 65k is indeed heavy. Pull back to and consolidate around 60k is also not a bad thing—don’t fomo.
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StopRaisingGasFees.
· 11h ago
$430K? I’ll deal with it when I get there. In the short term, this $65K to $59K range of wild swings is more than enough to keep me entertained for a while.
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