Bitcoin’s price surged today, June 5th, hitting a peak of US$71,321.98 in the morning. Over the past few days, the value of the leading cryptocurrency has been quite volatile, with this latest increase marking a significant step towards Bitcoin’s recovery and putting it within striking distance of its all-time high.
Amidst Bitcoin’s upward momentum, cryptocurrency analyst Willy Woo shared a detailed analysis on June 4th, pointing out that a potential Bitcoin short sale worth $1.5 billion could take place if the token manages to break the crucial milestone of US$72,000. This analysis underscores the importance of Bitcoin reaching the critical level of US$72,000, as it could trigger mass liquidations and propel the cryptocurrency to new price highs.
In a tweet, Willy Woo emphasized the significance of Bitcoin touching the $72,000 mark, stating that it could set off a chain reaction of liquidations, potentially pushing the price up to $75,000 and beyond, ultimately leading to a new all-time high.
Bitcoin’s price surge today is attributed to a strong recovery in the wake of entries into US spot Bitcoin-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The cryptocurrency saw a 4% increase in price over the last day before retracting slightly. Currently, Bitcoin is priced at US$70,948.34, marking a 3.0% increase in the past 24 hours. Despite this rise, the current price remains 3.87% below Bitcoin’s peak price of $73,737.94 recorded three months ago.
The uptick in Bitcoin’s price has also led to a significant increase in trading volume, reaching $37.22 billion in the last 24 hours, signaling a 37.90% surge in market activity compared to the previous day.
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Looking ahead, an expert predicts that Bitcoin’s price could reach US$82,000 once a certain pattern is achieved, suggesting a potential post-halving boom in the near future.
