Popular Crypto Analyst Reveals Year-End Targets for Bitcoin and Ethereum
According to a well-known crypto analyst, Bitcoin and Ethereum might stage big rallies before the end of 2021 as traders overlook the bull market’s second leg.
If Bitcoin breaks through its current all-time high of $65,000, Justin Bennett tells his 61,600 Twitter followers that he expects it to launch a massive surge well above the six-figure threshold.
Most people underestimate the extent of FOMO (fear of missing out) that will occur at $65,000 $BTC, according to him. The bull market, everyone assumed, had come to an end. If it isn’t, and Bitcoin reclaims $65,000, we will witness unprecedented FOMO. In which scenario, $200,000+ is very much on the table through EOY (end of year).
Although a $200,000 BTC is possible, Bennett believes that the road to a new all-time high will be difficult.
Although he says that there are no assurances.Bitcoin also has a long way to go to recoup $65,000. It will not be simple. That said, I believe many people are still underestimating the bull market’s potential for a second leg.
He’s also pointing out a major resistance level for Bitcoin that, if broken, will likely set off a rally to $100,000.
The second to last key resistance for BTC before new all-time highs is the $47,000 region. The last is, of course, $65,000. Flip $47,000 to support on the daily and weekly timeframes and the bull run likely continues to $100,000+. Looking for $40,000 to hold as support.”
Bennett is also watching Ethereum, which is building a bullish pattern inside a massive rising channel, according to Bennett.
“Another massive ascending channel. Not shocked.”
According to the trader’s chart, the most popular smart contract platform could reach $18,000, indicating a 475 percent increase from its current price of $3,130.
Bennett expects the second-largest crypto currency could surge to $3,600 in the short term if it holds a crucial level. Since July, ETH has been a trader’s fantasy. As long as $2,900 remains as support, the next stop is $3,600.”