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Top Trader Says “It’s Time” for Another Bitcoin Rally

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Mon, 24/10/2022 - 6:24
Top Trader Says “It’s Time” for Another Bitcoin Rally
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In a recent tweet, Scott Redler, a veteran professional trader, claims that another significant Bitcoin rally is about to ignite. 

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Redler believes that it is finally time for the largest cryptocurrency to surge higher. 

At press time, the world’s largest cryptocurrency is trading at $19,330 after three consecutive days in the green. 

The top cryptocurrency is currently down 5.64% from its Oct. 4 peak of $20,469.

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Redler’s most recent comment comes after the world’s largest cryptocurrency spent several weeks trading within a very tight range. 

As reported by U.Today, Bitcoin's volatility dropped below that of the S&P 500 last week for the first time in two years.

At the same time, extremely high derivatives volumes suggest that this is only a calm before the storm. Arcane Research analyst Vetle Lunde recently predicted that Bitcoin was on the cusp of another “explosive” rally. 

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The Bitcoin price is down 72.01% from its all-time peak of $69,044 which was reached last November. 

Last month, Redler predicted that the price of Bitcoin could plunge to $10,000 if it were to hold the $17,600 level, which remains the 2022 low. 

However, Bitcoin bulls so far managed to keep Bitcoin from plunging below the pivotal level. 

On Sunday, the largest cryptocurrency spiked to the $19,500 level right ahead of the weekly close, giving bulls a glimmer of hope. However, Bitcoin remains persistently range-bound, which is why it’s too premature to talk about a bullish breakout. 

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