The growing optimism around Bitcoin ETF approval will continue to create waves of positive sentiment within the global digital asset community, and we can expect this momentum to sustain itself in the coming weeks.
Bitcoin has crossed the $41,000 mark for the first time since May 2022. The overall crypto market cap has surged to the $1.54 trillion mark owing to the broader crypto rally.
Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst of Bitget Research: Today, Bitcoin has surged past the $40,000 milestone and is currently experiencing accelerated upward momentum. This $40,000 price level might serve as the new starting point for the forthcoming bull market.
At the macro level, anticipation of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve has propelled commodity prices higher, with gold hitting historic highs and Bitcoin rebounding by nearly $15,000 over the past month. Given the potential for a recession in the US economy, fund managers are predicting an 80% consensus level for a trend of interest rate reduction in 2024, marking the highest consensus level ever recorded. The crypto market has already factored in this positive news.
In the crypto market, Bitcoin has surpassed $40,000 without encountering significant resistance. Within 24 hours, short positions on Bitcoin contracts worth $54 million were liquidated, significantly weakening the bearish forces. The market may undergo an overall, accelerated upward revision. Furthermore, a new asset category within the Bitcoin ecosystem, ORDI, surged over the weekend, indicating strong speculative sentiment in the market.
Shivam Thakral, CEO of BuyUcoin, India’s second-longest-running digital asset exchange: The crypto market is witnessing its best performance since May 2022, with Bitcoin and Ethereum breaching the $41,000 and $2,200 mark, respectively. The latest rally has taken the total crypto market cap to the $1.54 trillion level, which is at its highest point in 2023. The US Fed is expected to cut the interest rate in 2024, and that may boost liquidity in the market. We may be witnessing early signs of the same.
The US Committee on Financial Services calling a December 8 hearing on digital assets may lead to a strong regulatory framework focusing on investor protection, which could prove highly beneficial for the broader digital asset market. The growing optimism around Bitcoin ETF approval will continue to create waves of positive sentiment within the global digital asset community, and we can expect this momentum to sustain itself in the coming weeks.
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