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Bitcoin has been moving sideways following its halving event in April. Bitcoin - and potentially Bitcoin ETFs - may hit new highs by the year-end, analysts say.
A further drop to below $58,000 would send Bitcoin below its 200-day moving average.
Bitcoin (BTC) and the leading stock market index, S&P 500, have a historical correlation that has recently been challenged. This divergence hints that either BTC will make a big move upward or the stock market will reverse downwards.
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Bitcoin's weakness is likely to be short-lived due to temporary headwinds like the Mt. Gox supply shock.
Bitcoin plunged Monday to its lowest price since May 13, extending the midyear selloff cutting into the leading cryptocurrency's strong returns following January's landmark approval of spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds.
After hitting a new all-time high in March, the price of Bitcoin has declined by more than 10%. Investor inflows into the new spot Bitcoin ETFs show no signs of abating, and that should help to support Bitcoin's price.
Bitcoin has struggled to recapture high ground from earlier this year, and that could bode poorly for the stock market.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs are on the cusp of gaining approval at major wirehouses, according to Bernstein analysts who maintain a bullish $200,000 Bitcoin target for the end of 2025.
Bitcoin (BTC) ended the week at approximately $66,675, marking a 4.3% decrease from the previous week's closing price of around $69,650. This downturn was characterized by stronger selling pressure than buying demand, with BTC consistently dropping on Tuesday and gradually declining further throughout the week, stabilizing over the weekend in the $66,000 to $67,000 range.