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has extended its winning streak for the 6th consecutive week, now approaching the key $4,000 psychological resistance level, as shown in the chart.

📊 Meanwhile, the Stochastic indicator is hovering in the overbought zone, setting the stage for two possible scenarios:

🔹 Scenario 1: Bullish continuation with a breakout above resistance — a move that could pave the way for new highs.

🔹 Scenario 2: A bearish pullback triggered by profit-taking near this crucial level.

Which outcome do you anticipate?

Drop your prediction in the comments 👇

BITCOIN HALVING

Is Bitcoin becoming more volatile?

Investors should expect increased volatility in the coming weeks and months as the market adjusts to the new supply dynamics and miners adapt to lower block rewards. This volatility can bring both possibilities and risks for individuals interested in getting involved with bitcoin.

While the market finds its new equilibrium, Stals proposes that potential investors prepare for this volatility by developing a well-thought-out investing strategy that controls risk through appropriate levels of exposure and retains a long-term view on the asset's potential.

BITCOIN HALVING

What to look out for in the next months.

Now that the bitcoin halving event is over, investors are curious about how it will effect the cryptocurrency's price and market dynamics in the following weeks and months. Historical evidence implies that the journey to new all-time highs will not be easy.

"While bitcoin's price has historically increased before and after each halving occurrence, it has not necessarily followed a straight line up. Prices have frequently fallen after prior halvings before rising again approximately 220 or 240 days later," Stals explains.

"The halving is often portrayed as a short-term event, but it can take several months to see the full effect."

The recent net inflow into bitcoin ETFs is a bullish indicator for bitcoin's short-term price action, indicating that institutional investors are currently more likely to be buyers than sellers.

However, Stals cautions that "investors should keep a close eye on trading activity, as any large one-off sales made by whales could negatively impact short-term prices and sentiment."