Bitcoin Hit Bottom at $59,000 Marking End to the Crypto Winter, Says Standard Chartered Analyst
Kendrick says Bitcoin may have bottomed as a bullish technical flip, ETF inflows and corporate buying would need to confirm the call.
- Standard Chartered Analyst Geoffrey Kendrick stated on Friday that the cryptocurrency market reached its definitive cycle bottom, signaling a potential turnaround for Bitcoin.
- Bitcoin recently hit a cycle low of $59,000, a 53% drop from its $126,000 all-time high on October 6, as Bitcoin ETFs shed roughly $5 billion in net outflows since mid-May.
- Kendrick identified three catalysts supporting the turnaround: the SpaceX IPO launch Friday, declining oil prices, and an anticipated Bitcoin purchase announcement from Strategy Inc. on Monday.
- Reclaiming $65,000 would target $68,000 to $71,000 as the first recovery leg, with key resistance overhead at $68,157 and $74,426 at the 50 SMA.
- Losing the $59,000 wick low invalidates the bullish signal and opens a move toward $55,000 to $56,000, according to Kendrick's technical outlook.
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