Bitcoin Bull Rally Began, Analyst Predicts $55K Before Halving

Renowned crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe has sparked optimism in the cryptocurrency market by stating that Bitcoin (BTC) has successfully shaken off its bearish trends, indicating the beginning of a bullish trajectory

Notably, BTC, which traded near $42,000 earlier this week is now trading above $47k. This positive trend is expected to Lead Bitcoin to $55,000 soon, just before the pre-halving period starts.

Is The Bull Run Begun?

In a recent tweet, crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe shared his insights on the current state of Bitcoin, signaling a bullish trend in the market. As of the latest update, Bitcoin has surged back to $47.3K, prompting van de Poppe to suggest a potential climb to $55K before the upcoming halving event.

According to the analyst, there appears to be a notable resistance level between $49K and $51K shortly. Despite this, van de Poppe confidently declares, “It’s a bull market.

MVRV Indicates Bullish Trend

Similarly, Glassnode, a prominent blockchain data analytics platform, has given a similar hint about the beginning of a bull market,  showcasing a significant increase in the MVRV ratio to 2.06. In simple terms, this range points to a risky period, usually seen at the beginning of bull markets. 

As indicated by the MVRV ratio, long-term investors are now witnessing meaningful profitability. This pattern is commonly observed in the early stages of bull markets.

ETFs Catalyst Behind BTC Surge

This optimistic outlook aligns with his previous predictions, and he anticipates further upward momentum as Bitcoin continues its trajectory. 

Van de Poppe’s insights extend beyond short-term gains. He attributes the potential for Bitcoin to surpass $250,000 to significant inflows from exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

According to his analysis, the Bitcoin ETFs have witnessed substantial inflows, exceeding $1.8 billion in the first few weeks. Van de Poppe acknowledges that this figure could be even higher if adjustments are made for the outflows from Grayscale, which faced forced liquidations on FTX. 

This prediction suggests that institutional investment through ETFs could be a key driver for Bitcoin’s substantial growth in the coming months.