Bitcoin’s recent rally, driven by investor enthusiasm following Trump’s election win, has pushed it to a new all-time high of over $77,000.
However, Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, predicts a more cautious 2024 close at around $58,974—an estimated 24% dip from recent highs.
He’s running a prediction challenge for CryptoQuant users, with some optimistic followers forecasting six-figure prices.
Last week’s rate cut anticipation and election results spurred Bitcoin’s gains, catching short-sellers off guard, leading to liquidations totaling nearly $750 million across crypto markets.
Meanwhile, analyst Ali Martinez suggests a possible Bitcoin correction toward $73,900, presenting an opportunity to buy. He also shared a bullish view on select altcoins, with price targets set for Notcoin and Dogwifhat, and remains positive on Ethereum’s potential for further growth.
Bitcoin’s dominance in the cryptocurrency market has been steadily climbing, now reaching 58.8%, up significantly from 51% in December.
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have marked their tenth consecutive day of net inflows, reaching the longest positive streak since December 2024.
A well-known analyst who accurately predicted Bitcoin’s pre-halving pullback last year is still optimistic about BTC’s potential for a major upward move, despite recent price corrections.
Wyoming is set to introduce its own stablecoin, WYST, by July, marking a significant step in the state’s venture into digital assets.