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Analyst: Bitcoin is approaching the starting point of the most aggressive position in the bull market cycle

Analyst: Bitcoin is approaching the starting point of the most aggressive position in the bull market cycle

Bitget2024/04/28 23:15
By:Bitget

Technical analyst Tradingshot stated that Bitcoin is approaching the "starting point of the most aggressive position in historical bull market cycles," and predicted that the price of this cryptocurrency could rise to $300,000. This price is a technical prediction because these are measurements from high to low when touching the MM (Mayer Multiple) average value.

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