The analysts mapped a slow path for Bitcoin and marked $ 112,000 as the trigger, while the gold lawyer Peter Schiff revived the gold debate versus Bitcoin by challenging the bet of the BTC treasure of Michael Saylor for his company.
The senior analyst of Coindesk, James Van Straten, said that Bitcoin’s market structure has changed along with Gold’s reproduction.
He expects a slow and staggered advance backed by constant ETF entries, with setbacks of 10-20% along the way. He compared the configuration with the gold in the early 2000s, when prices rose for years, but often stopped for healthy corrections.
In its framing, Bitcoin can sometimes delay gold and, sometimes, overcome it, however, it still sees bitcoin that leads to total returns in a complete cycle.
Michaël Van de Poppe focused on short -term levels.
He called a Sub $ 107,000 a purchase zone, indicating where he believes that department buyers probably intervene. He also pointed out $ 112,000 as the ceiling to win. A clean rupture and maintaining above $ 112,000 in the UTC closures, in its opinion, would confirm the strength and expand the risk appetite, the point at which the flows often turn in large Altcoins. That is what it means with the “Altcoin mode.”
The Euro Capital CEO, Peter Schiff, challenged Michael Saylor’s strategy by contrasting Bitcoin’s exhibition of the strategy with a hypothetical gold program.
Your main claim is liquidity. He argued that tens of billions of dollars in gold could be sold with a limited impact on the market, while trying to get out of a similar position of Bitcoin could reach prices with force and trigger the sale of imitators.
Bitcoin supporters counteract that any large seller could organize the outputs over time and use free sales channels, but Schiff’s point is that the depth of the gold market offers more flexibility for very large holders.
COINDESK research analysis
- Window: September 27, 09:00 UTC as of September 28, 08:00 UTC.
- What happened: according to the technical analysis data model of Coindesk Research, Bitcoin was consolidated in approximately a $ 692 band (~ 1%), between $ 109,156.82 and $ 109,849.28.
- The support appears: Repeated remains about ~ $ 109,400 afternoon on September 27 (UTC).
- Formed resistance: ~ $ 109,750 limited rebounds in the same late window.
- Finals 60 minutes: Between 07:09 UTC and 08:08 UTC on September 28, the price increased to $ 109,663,84 at 08:03 UTC, then about ~ $ 109,580 was established, turning ~ $ 109,575 into a fresh short -term support.
- Reading: Support ~ $ 109,400– $ 109,575; Resistance ~ $ 109,750. A UTC closes above ~ $ 109,750 establishes $ 110,000– $ 111,000. Loses ~ $ 109,400, and ~ $ 109,150 is the following.
Last reading of the 24 -hour table and one month
- 24 -hour context (as of September 28, 14:41 UTC): The price close to $ 109,724 is above ~ $ 109,400/109,575 support and below ~ $ 109,750 resistance. A break and retention above ~ $ 109,750 (UTC) points to $ 110,000– $ 111,000, with $ 112,000 the broader impulse that many merchants observe. A slip below ~ $ 109,400 risks a new test of ~ $ 109,150, then ~ $ 108,500.
- Context of one month: after the maximums of mid -September about ~ $ 117,000, Bitcoin has compressed in the $ 109,000– $ 112,000 area. Claiming and maintaining $ 112,000 would probably rekindle the rising impulse. Otherwise, more lateral consolidation is the base case instead of a trend rest alone.
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