Here are Two Crucial Points of Interest if Bitcoin Dips

Bitcoin’s march toward the coveted $100K milestone is entering a period of patience, with analysts warning of a potential dip before a bounce back.

The leading cryptocurrency has maintained a stable price at around $95K for several consecutive days without any decisive price movement.

In a recent commentary, analyst Michaël van de Poppe emphasized that Bitcoin needs to break through the $98K resistance to build the momentum necessary for a $100K rally. Once this key psychological barrier is surpassed, he believes the move to the widely anticipated $100,000 mark will become achievable.

However, while optimism remains high, Van de Poppe acknowledged that the wait may take longer than many expect. 

Points of Interest if Bitcoin Dips

In the event of a dip, he identified two critical support zones, which he referred to as “points of interest.” These zones lie around the $89,500 and $85,300 levels. 

Should Bitcoin retrace to these areas, traders might find a potential rebound opportunity. Below these levels, the next major support lies at $79,700. The analysis suggests that Bitcoin’s bullish trend would remain intact unless these lower support levels are breached. “Good times are coming,” Van de Poppe reassured market participants.

Meanwhile, analyst Ali Martinez has expressed a similar outlook on Bitcoin’s potential targets if the market dips. Sharing Bitcoin’s chart on the four-hour timeframe, he highlighted key buying interest zones around $90,500 and $85,200 as critical support levels to watch.

In another update, Martinez pointed out that Bitcoin’s price action was forming a head-and-shoulders pattern, a historically bearish indicator. He emphasized that this pattern further supports the likelihood of a drop to $90K. At press time, Bitcoin has dipped by 1.26%, trading at $95,110.

Additionally, as Bitcoin continues to stall around the $95K mark, data from Santiment reveals that daily active wallets, whale activity, and transaction volume have all slowed over the past week. Martinez emphasized that the Bitcoin market needs a spike in these metrics for the uptrend to continue.

Bitcoin’s Bull Potential 

Amid these bearish signals, Bitcoin still has a major bullish thesis. Analysts have noted that historically, the market tends to move in the opposite direction of the prevailing market sentiments.

Essentially, as many continue to call for a $90K Bitcoin, the market could oppose this sentiment, with Bitcoin potentially breaking out significantly to the upside while many expect dips.

Martinez suggests that, in this case, the market could see Bitcoin reach $120K to $150K before experiencing its first major cycle dip of around 30%.