Bitcoin nearing pre-halving 'target zone' towards $50K BTC price - differences between web 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 and 4.0
Bitcoin nears pre-halving ‘target zone’ toward $50K BTC price

Titan of Crypto recently suggested that Bitcoin (BTC) could reach a maximum of $50,000 prior to its halving, and the cryptocurrency is now nearing a Fibonacci retracement level which could mark the top of its pre-halving rally.

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Trader: $39,000 is pre-halving BTC price target range floor

Bitcoin has been struggling to break the $40,000 mark, with multiple attempts to do so failing in the past week.

As Cointelegraph reported, this area is also significant for the overall market profitability, with $39,000 supposedly the break-even point for those who invested during the 2021 bull market.

Titan of Crypto has also flagged $39,000 as an important boundary — this time, as the lower limit of the BTC/USD rate prior to the April 2024 block subsidy halving event.

“The pre halving rally I told you about one year ago is about to reach its target zone between $39k-$50k,” he told X subscribers, adding that “patience is key.”

This update referred to an original post from December 2022, when Bitcoin was still trying to recover from its two-year lows of $15,600.

Back then, Titan of Crypto used Fibonacci retracement levels to predict a pre-halving peak of up to $50,000 — a 220% increase from the current level.

“Each cycle BTC had a rally before its halving occurs. Those rallies topped within the 61.8%-78.6% fibonacci retracement area,” part of the commentary said at the time.

Consensus grows on Bitcoin heading higher

Other BTC price predictions give similar targets before the halving.

Filbfilb, co-founder of trading suite DecenTrader, continues to give an area around $46,000 as “likely,” despite not discounting the probability of a BTC price dip between now and then.

What might happen after the halving, however, is a more bullish question for many, with forecasts including $130,000 or more by the end of 2025.

To the immediate downside, meanwhile, $30,900 has entered as a floor for Bitcoin’s next potential correction. A move lower to test liquidity, some argue, would be healthy, as well as a classic part of Bitcoin market uptrends.

BTC/USD currently trades at $36,500, per data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView, having tracked sideways throughout the weekend.

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