- Bitcoin is poised to return to $66,000 before a rebound occurs.
- Global liquidity may continue to rise until 2026.
Bitcoin [BTC] was in a critical price range at the time of writing, with market observers anticipating its next move. The $66.8K to $67.1K zone on Bitcoin’s profile chart shows fewer positions, indicating a price difference.
Historically, price has tended to gravitate toward such gaps to fill them before a trend continues.
Bitcoin’s path forward depends on whether it fills this gap before heading higher or retreating further back to accumulate liquidity.
BTC is heading for a gap
BTC’s price action shows a slight correction after reaching the $70,000 level, a major milestone for the cryptocurrency.
The retracement suggests Bitcoin is gathering momentum for its next leg, but first it may need to fill the gap in the $66.8K-$67.1K range.
This zone lies below a key double bottom pattern in the 6-hour time frame of the BTC/USDT pair, reinforcing the potential for upside once the gap is filled.
The weekly chart remains bullish, with the structure broken to the upside, indicating strong market support.
Traders are keeping a close eye on this price action, with many expecting Bitcoin to linger at the $70,000-$71,000 level, which would likely lead to a move toward price discovery and a new all-time high.
Filling the gap in this price range could also act as a liquidity grab, allowing Bitcoin to gain strength before making a decisive move higher.
A successful breakout past $70,000 would mark the start of a new bullish phase, with Bitcoin potentially entering uncharted territory.
Profitability and global M2 supply
The Bitcoin Average Profitability Index further supports this outlook. The index currently stands at 202%, which means that the price is more than double the realized price.
Historically, investors have tended to take profits when this index rises above 300%, but for now this indicates that the market is not yet in big profit-taking mode.
This leaves room for BTC to continue its upward trajectory after the price gap closes, with long-term holders still optimistic about higher price levels.
In addition to these indicators, global M2 money supply data provides insight into Bitcoin’s broader potential.
During previous bull cycles, such as 2016-2017, the expansion of M2 supply coincided with significant Bitcoin price growth.
2021 saw a similar expansion, but external factors such as the collapse of the FTX and rising interest rates dampened Bitcoin’s momentum.
Read Bitcoin’s [BTC] Price forecast 2024-25
IIf M2 supply continues to grow until mid-2026, as some analysts predict, it could add additional liquidity to the market and extend Bitcoin’s current cycle.Bitcoin’s path remains bullish, with the price gap acting as short-term support to be tapped before continuing the rally.