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Bitcoin Heading Northbound as BTC ETF Holdings Surge

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Aziz Kenjaev
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There were large announcements made recently by Goldman Sachs, whereas the banking giant will be launching the cryptocurrency trading desk as a part of the company’s Global Market Segment. Goldman Sachs will launch Bitcoin futures trading later this month.

There has been yet another update I’d like to point out, Square Financial, the owner of the Cash App which allows purchase and sell of Bitcoin, launches banking operations. Square in late February announced a purchase of Bitcoins worth $170 million. PayPal, which is expanding its crypto offerings in the UK, is assumed to purchase the crypto-custody firm Curv.

Bitcoin Purpose ETF surges for the 10th day in a row validating interest from institutional investors and as the crypto adoption surges among the financial organizations, so will the price of Bitcoin.

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As per the technical analysis, it seems that Bitcoin has completed the formation of wave 4 and is forming wave 5 according to the Elliott Wave theory.

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As seen on a 4 Hour chart of BTC/USD, Bitcoin is supported by MA200, closed above MA100 and EMA50 and continues the uptrend. There is a resistance at $51130 – $51140 levels, if Bitcoin closes above these levels, it will jump towards the ATH at $58000 and further.

The pair has formed an ascending parallel channel as seen in the daily Bitcoin chart below.

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Bitcoin price on Overbit

As the levels of the parallel channel suggest, the next resistance could be at $62000 and $63800 if the strong impulse remains.

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Technical analyst, crypto-enthusiast, ex-VP at TradingView, medium and long-term trader, trades and analyses FX, Crypto and Commodities markets.

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