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Bitcoin (BTC) has recently experienced an impressive rally, surging beyond crucial support levels at $61,100 to achieve a new high of $64,268. Despite this remarkable performance, Bitcoin is poised to surpass its 2021 peak by a mere 10%, and analysts anticipate a breach of $61,800 could send it even higher to $65,900.
Simultaneously, Greeks.Live notes a surge in options orders exceeding $5 million, signaling increased market volatility and trading activity.
Bitcoin’s Key Support Level
Addressing the key support levels, renowned crypto analyst Ali Martinez offers valuable insights. A substantial volume of over 500,000 BTC has been transacted within the $61,100 to $61,800 range, establishing a robust support area for the cryptocurrency.
Meanwhile, Martinez suggests that maintaining a position above this support zone could pave the way for an upward move toward $65,900, with minimal resistance expected.
However, caution is advised as Martinez outlines potential downside risks. A breach below the established support level could trigger a correction, potentially driving Bitcoin’s price down to $56,970 or even $51,500.
BTC To Hit $125k
Looking ahead, analyst Will Woo presents an optimistic projection, foreseeing BTC surpassing $125,000 by 2025. This is based on an assumption of a 3% portfolio allocation from BlackRock and Fidelity clients, which could significantly impact Bitcoin’s trajectory.
$5M Boost in Buy Calls
Further highlighting positive sentiment, Greeks.live, a prominent crypto options trading tool, observed a weekend spike in options block market orders exceeding $5 million, with a noteworthy majority being buy calls. This signals a robust bullish sentiment in the market.
This surge in options activity aligns with Bitcoin’s recent achievement on Monday, reaching a new yearly high at $64,000. Consequently, there has been a notable increase in short-term bull spreads trading, pushing the ultra-short-term Implied Volatility (IV) close to 80%. The market is abuzz with a “do more” attitude, entering what feels like a Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) stage.