⚈ Bitcoin is trading near $ 95,000 and needs to earn 5.46 % to reach $ 100,000.
⚈ Analyst Michael Van de Bobby says that bitcoin has not yet been released.
⚈ Historical returns, revenues indicate that BTC may exceed $ 100,000 this month if the trends are steadfast.
Bitcoin (BTC) has seen a 6.57 % gathering over the past seven days. The leading currency is currently trading at $ 94,820, where YTD (YTD) returns by 1.41 %, and faces resistance at $ 95,000. If this level exceeds, Bitcoin can easily reach $ 100,000 in May.
Digital assets stopped trading along with the stock market, and instead it seems to reflect the price of gold. With the increase in cash (M2), Bitcoin, which, unlike traditional stocks, showed flexibility in the risk of customs tariffs, will have to collect 5.46 % of the current prices in order to cross the $ 100,000 threshold.
Michael Van de Bob, cryptocurrency analyst, pointed out how “the bitcoin value against gold has not even made its highest level yet. However, the real bull on the assets on the risk did not start.
#Bitcoin valued against Gold hasn't even made an all-time high as of yet.
That being said, the real bull on risk-on assets hasn't really started.
It's approx. 30% away from the previous high in 2021.
That's a great perspective. pic.twitter.com/iPhMXFDcqV
— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) April 27, 2025
Historical performance suggests that Bitcoin will reach $ 100,000 in May
Data recovery By Finbold from Cryptocurrency Market Skillnce Platform Coinglass He explains that since 2013, BTC has provided an average return of 7.94 % in May. The repetition of its average performance will witness that the cryptocurrency is 102,273 dollars.
With what is said, the average BTC performance is in May 3.17 %. Such an increase will not see Bitcoin up to $ 100,000 – instead, it will reach $ 97,826. However, with the improvement of fixed capital flows and investor morale improved due to the fortunate at all It acquired the war of tariffsBitcoin’s possibilities for $ 100,000 to reach higher.
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