Analyst’s Roadmap to $200,000: Bitcoin Price Crash is not the Final Destination

Despite the recent downturn in Bitcoin prices, cryptocurrency analyst TradingShot believes that this is not the end for the leading cryptocurrency. According to TradingShot, Bitcoin could potentially soar to $200,000 in the current market cycle.

Bitcoin Poised for $200,000 Rally Despite Recent Dip

In a recent TradingView analysis, TradingShot outlined the possibility of Bitcoin reaching $200,000 notwithstanding the recent market corrections. The analyst pointed out that Bitcoin has kicked off the new year with significant volatility due to various geopolitical and economic factors. He also indicated that this year marks the final phase of the current bull cycle.

While the recent price dip might raise concerns, TradingShot emphasized that Bitcoin is far from approaching its peak. The analyst suggested that the cycle peak could potentially form around the month of November, based on historical patterns that showed previous peaks in November or December.

Touching on the dynamics of the last cycle peak, TradingShot mentioned that the previous peak occurred above the Pi Cycle Top and within the LGC Zone from the top. Consequently, the analyst projected that Bitcoin could approach $200,000 even without testing the lower boundary of the LGC 2nd Zone from the Top by November 2025.

Traders are advised to keep an eye on the price movements as the projected Peak Zone for Bitcoin’s price falls between $180,000 and $200,000, positioning it just below the Pi Cycle. This aligns with the forecast made by Standard Chartered last year, hinting at the possibility of hitting $200,000 by the end of 2025. Similarly, Bernstein analysts consider a year-end target of $200,000 to be a conservative estimate.

Potential Price Rebound in Sight

Despite the challenging start to the year with Bitcoin dropping to $93,000, analyst Ali Martinez remains optimistic about a potential price rebound. Martinez highlighted that over 22,000 BTC, valued at $2.10 billion, were withdrawn from exchanges in the past week.

This withdrawal trend signifies a bullish sentiment as significant Whale accumulation often precedes a price recovery. Furthermore, Martinez pointed out that 63.92% of Binance traders have shifted from shorting to longing Bitcoin after its drop below $100,000. With traders now leaning towards long positions, a price rebound could be on the horizon.

At present, Bitcoin is trading around $93,000, reflecting a minor decline of over 2% in the last 24 hours, as per data from CoinMarketCap.