Bitcoin’s Ascent In Coming Months ‘Will Be One For The Record Books’ — BTC Price Analysis

On May 15, Bitcoin (BTC) recorded its largest single-day gain in nearly two months as weaker U.S. economic data raised the likelihood that the U.S. Federal Reserve will ease monetary policy with interest rate cuts in the coming months.

The price of the benchmark cryptocurrency soared to an intraday high of $66,567.91 during the last 24 hours. And according to prominent Bitcoin analyst Willy Woo, the bull cycle is only starting.

Woo Expects Bullish BTC Price Breakout Before October

Willy Woo, a popular on-chain Bitcoin strategist and managing partner at CMCC Crest, told his 1.1 million followers on the X platform that he envisions a Bitcoin price breakout before October 2024. Woo believes the subsequent Bitcoin rally in 2025 will be “one for the record books”.

The crypto guru says increased global liquidity, which normally bodes well with risk assets like Bitcoin, will spur the stratospheric BTC rally: 

“Global liquidity forming a bullish ascending triangle.”

Global liquidity forming a bullish ascending triangle.

Expected breakout before Oct 2024.#Bitcoin 2025 will be one for the record books. pic.twitter.com/5WRsjWfUPU

— Willy Woo (@woonomic) May 15, 2024

An ascending triangle is typically a bullish indicator that forms when an area of horizontal resistance is continuously tested while higher lows are successively created.

Woo Forecasts When Bitcoin Mining Pressure Will Ease

In a related post, Willy Woo noted that the Bitcoin price advances parabolically roughly two to five months post-halving. Bitcoin underwent its fourth halving event on April 19th.

In Woo’s view, inefficient miners are eliminated from the ecosystem after the halving. According to the analyst, they prefer to dump their Bitcoin holdings before dying. This leaves only the fittest miners to survive, operating “on fatter margins so don’t need to sell.” This dynamic is expected to push miner sell pressure out. 

Fellow Bitcoin analyst PlanB agrees with Woo, stating that Bitcoin miner revenue “historically recovers 2-5 months after a halving, and after that bitcoin price goes vertical.”