TL;DR
Popular cryptocurrency analyst and trader CryptoCon has said a key Bitcoin resistance is being broken to the upside, the Fair Value Layer, a popular metric that uses log regression curves to determine possible price ranges.
According to the chart below, BTC has broken the Fair Value Resistance, which is the blue layer 4 in the middle of the bottom and top layers. As we can notice, BTC broke those levels when its price surged to $38k this week, following the potential approval of a BTC ETF.
The white zone ranges from $35k to around $65k. That suggests BTC could be well poised to reach levels above 60k with no apparent resistance until $61,156, where layer 5 begins.
“I don’t think we’ll quite reach that mark, but pay close attention to a situation like 2019, where price rallied over fair value layer 4. This does seem likely.”
As CryptoPotato reported, the analyst thinks Bitcoin could reach $47k by December 2023 or January 2024, based on a chart analysis using the Fibonacci MVRV. This popular metric evaluates an asset’s relative value by comparing its market capitalization to its realized capitalization.
While BTC stalls at $37k, a wide range of Layer-1 coins and DeFi tokens have seen tremendous bullish price action in recent weeks and months —most notably, Solana, Cardano, XRP, and Memecoins like DOGE and SHIB are also netting double digits gains.
It seems like capital is currently rotating towards altcoins as BTC pauses its hyped-up momentum. That said, CryptoCon has warned its followers that ignoring altcoins solely because Bitcoin’s dominance takes over is a critical mistake.
