Amid looming concerns about Germany’s Bitcoin sales, the potential selling from Mt. Gox creditors, and miners selling their holdings, institutional investors reportedly added 100,000 Bitcoins in a single week, showing strong buying interest. Analyst Crypto Rus believes the current fear in the market may be exaggerated, given the concerns

He said that the German government has already sold a significant amount of Bitcoin, and despite this, the market has found a bottom and is in recovery. Mt. Gox is redistributing Bitcoin, but this has not led to a substantial increase in selling pressure. The price of Bitcoin is recovering, and the momentum has shifted upwards.

Discussing the Fear and Greed Index, which indicates market sentiment, he said that it shows a level of fear comparable to January 2023, which seems irrational given the current price of Bitcoin. He pointed out that it makes no sense for retail investors to be as fearful now when Bitcoin is much higher in value compared to when it was at $16,000.

Bitcoin Price Levels And Potential Targets:

Here’s a summary of analysis by Josh of Crypto World. He believes Bitcoin has surged, eliminating numerous short positions and is now facing critical short-term resistance. The recent situation involving Trump, a pro-Bitcoin candidate, has positively influenced Bitcoin’s price. A potential Trump presidency is seen as bullish for Bitcoin due to his supportive stance.

Current Resistance: Between $60,000 to $63,000.

Support Levels: Around $56,000 to $57,000 and $51,000 to $53,000.

Short-Term Outlook: There might be a brief bullish relief or sideways action. A confirmed breakout above $60,000 to $62,000 could signal a return to a bullish trend. A breakout above $63,000 to $64,000 would further confirm this.

Liquidity Analysis: Bitcoin has cleared liquidity at $59.8k to $60,000 and might target liquidity above $60.4k to $60.8k before any significant pullback.