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Bitcoin tests reclaiming 20-month moving average, CryptoQuant says it is prelude to new high
Bitcoin is trying to break back above its 20-month simple moving average ahead of a test of a new record high, an analysis said. CryptoQuant put the 20-month average at $87,165 as of Oct. 16 and said it is a key long-term trend line and the midpoint of Bollinger Bands. The firm described the area below that line as an accumulation base and said past breakouts have led to new cycle highs, while noting resistance and sell orders remain.
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Is Bitcoin\'s \'Uptober\' still valid? Three on-chain signals
Bitcoin may have formed a local low in early October, according to an analysis cited by Cointelegraph. On-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant said Bitcoin’s traditional “Uptober rally” could still be valid, pointing to declining exchange balances, steady whale holdings and a recovery in apparent demand. XWIN Research Japan also said conditions were turning more favorable for risk assets, while noting confirmation would require continued ETF inflows and sustained spot-demand recovery.
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Bitcoin June outlook at crossroads: rebound to $90,000 or retest of $74,400
Bitcoin ended last week above $74,400, keeping its medium- to long-term bullish structure, an analyst said. Psychedelic called the area a key benchmark in higher time frame structure and saw the decline as a retest of core support. He said Bitcoin could dip again toward or below $74,400 to clear liquidity, then rebound if support holds. A June target in the $90,000 range was cited, while indicators such as RSI and MACD showed stabilisation.
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Ethereum futures indicators improve but lack momentum; spot flows to decide retest of $2,450
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Bitcoin spot ETFs\' inflow streak ends as failure to reclaim $80,000 adds uncertainty
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ETH/BTC ratio hits highest in 10 weeks as Ethereum gains against Bitcoin
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Japan government bond yield surge tightens global liquidity, squeezing bitcoin rally
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Whales sell as institutions buy, raising questions over shifts in bitcoin holders