Mike Novogratz, the chief executive of Galaxy Digital, agrees with Coates’ sentiment that Bitcoin will soon hit $14,000. He told CNBC in an interview this week that the asset will breach $14,000 in the next few months, then hit $20,000 by year-end.
The ex-Goldman Sachs partner attributed this sentiment to the money printing by the central banks of the world. This is in reference to the long-held sentiment of many BTC investors that money printing boosts Bitcoin’s value.
Novogratz thinks that the money printing and other narratives are driving the adoption of Bitcoin and gold, thus leading to the recent rallies.
Some analysts have been even more optimistic than just expecting $14,000 in the months ahead.
One trader who predicted in the middle of March that BTC would hit $10,000 by May/June (which came true) wrote the following two days ago:
“$BTC giving the cleanest breakout-retest setup I have seen in a very long time whilst each corrective wave since 4K has been vertical re-accumulation This has all characteristics for a strongly extended fifth – aside from BTC generally loving extended fifths.”
As the chart indicates, this trader thinks Bitcoin will hit $17,000 by September or maybe even a bit earlier.
This prediction was based on an “ABC” Elliot Wave pattern. Elliot Wave is a form of technical analysis that says markets move in waves based on investor psychology. As Investopedia explains:
“Elliott Wave Theory is a method of technical analysis that looks for redcurrant long-term price patterns related to persistent changes in investor sentiment and psychology… The theory identifies waves identified as impulse waves that set up a pattern.”
It’s important to note that this same trader also thinks that after a pullback, Bitcoin will end the year around $20,000. That would mark an 80% rally from current prices.
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