Will Bitcoin be at or above $78,000 on Aug 28?
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Entry · YES65¢
PublishedAug 26
Aug 26 forecast
Bitcoin has repeatedly traded around or above the threshold amid strong ETF inflows, so an August 28 price of at least $78,000 is likely with meaningful uncertainty.
Bitcoin enters the final two days close to the threshold after a powerful rally that repeatedly carried it above $80,000. Strong spot ETF inflows provide continuing demand, while the latest benchmark remained above $78,000. The main danger is that profit-taking, stretched momentum, and another rejection near $80,000 push the price below the line at the critical time.
Points to YES
- The latest benchmark was above $78,000, leaving Bitcoin only a modest move from a qualifying price and making a finish above the threshold more attainable.At 15:00 GMT on August 26, the CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate was $78,247.37.
- Sustained spot ETF inflows create underlying demand that can absorb profit-taking and help Bitcoin hold or recover the threshold.On August 25, U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $314 million of net inflows, their seventh consecutive inflow day, taking August inflows above $3 billion.
- Bitcoin has already traded well above the required level, showing that $78,000 is within the market's immediate range rather than requiring a major new rally.On August 25, Bitcoin reached approximately $81,265 after opening near $78,982 and later traded around $78,758.
Points to NO
- A fresh drop below the threshold shows that the available cushion is thin, so ordinary short-term volatility could still produce a non-qualifying price.On August 26, Bitcoin was reported at $77,116 after trading between $75,775 and $78,013 over 24 hours.
- The rapid rally is overstretched, increasing the chance that profit-taking or fading momentum drives another pullback before August 28.On August 26, Bitcoin's RSI was above 70 after climbing from roughly $63,000 to above $80,000 in one week.
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