October has a historical reputation as one of Bitcoin's strongest months, often triggering significant price surges.
With the current price trends of BTC this month, numerous crypto analysts are optimistic about a potential breakout that could lead to new all-time highs.
As the month winds down, Titan of Crypto, a respected market analyst and trader, forecasts a major breakout for Bitcoin, aligning with the month’s nickname “Uptober,” which reflects the expected bullish energy.
#Bitcoin Uptober Breakout 🚀#BTC has not only broken free from the monthly bull pennant but also bounced off previous resistance, which has now turned into support.
The next key level to watch is $71,100. pic.twitter.com/9bYuoHiALf
— Titan of Crypto (@Washigorira) October 21, 2024
The expert anticipates that the extended period of consolidation is about to conclude, signaling that Bitcoin is gearing up for an upward movement.
His positive outlook is bolstered by BTC’s recent performance, having successfully moved past a monthly bull pennant pattern, indicating a revival in its upward momentum.
Titan notes that Bitcoin has not only breached this bull pennant but has also managed to recover from prior resistance levels, which are now functioning as support. He points to $71,100 as the next critical price level to monitor; surpassing this could open the door for further increases and the possibility of reaching a new all-time high.
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