Bitcoin Bull Run Back on Track, 3 Reasons BTC Price Is Poised for Surge

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The Bitcoin price today is showing a strong bounce, attempting to grab upside liquidity after recent volatility. Today’s daily candle close will be critical in determining whether the momentum continues upward or faces rejection. BTC price recently formed higher lows, a bullish sign, while around $108k, traders saw strong price action: a breakout above resistance, a retest, and then another leg up.

Crypto analyst Austin Arnold of Altcoin Daily outlined three major factors that signal a continued upside for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. Despite recent volatility and short-term corrections, Arnold believes the long-term outlook remains strongly bullish.

1. Technical Indicators Reinforce the Bullish Trend

According to Arnold, Bitcoin’s price action continues to trend above its 200-day moving average, a crucial indicator that filters short-term volatility and identifies broader market trends.

As long as we are above the 200-day moving average, we’re still in a bull market. He highlighted the 50-week moving average as another key support level that has historically marked the bottom during major corrections. Bitcoin has consistently bounced off this level throughout the current cycle, similar to previous bull market retracements.

Even during sharp declines such as the recent leverage washout, Bitcoin managed to recover above these critical averages. He said that dips near these levels often present strong buying opportunities for long-term investors.

2. Macro Conditions Mirror Past Bull Run Setups

From a macroeconomic perspective, Arnold drew parallels between the current market setup and 2020, when gold topped out and Bitcoin embarked on a 557% rally over the following year.

“Every time gold tops, Bitcoin historically finds its bottom,” he noted.

Gold recently hit a record high above $4,000 per ounce, sparking signs of overheating, including reports of investors lining up in Sydney to buy gold at peak prices. Arnold cited this as a potential “exit liquidity” moment for gold, suggesting Bitcoin could soon benefit from renewed capital flows as investors shift from traditional safe havens to digital assets.

He also pointed out that the U.S. Federal Reserve’s expected rate cuts could inject liquidity into the markets, providing another tailwind for cryptocurrencies and especially altcoins.

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3. Growing Distrust in Institutions Fuels Bitcoin Adoption

On a broader societal level, Arnold emphasized the growing distrust in governments and institutions as a major psychological driver for Bitcoin’s long-term demand.

“In the last 10 years, people have lost trust in institutions. That’s why gold is valuable and Bitcoin is the digital equivalent,” he explained.

As the world becomes increasingly digital, the need for a digital store of value like Bitcoin will only grow stronger. Retail participation in gold markets shows that investors are actively seeking protection from monetary instability, a trend likely to extend to Bitcoin as awareness and adoption increase.

Despite recent volatility, Bitcoin’s long-term technical structure, macro backdrop, and investor sentiment all point toward a continuation of the bull market.

“We’re about to see one of the biggest crypto bull runs of all time,” he concluded.

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