Bitcoin Bull Market Could Launch in September, Analysts Say
BTC slipped from $64K resistance as US-Iran tensions rattled markets, but analysts see a bull run starting as soon as September.
Bitcoin is getting hit from two directions right now. On one side, geopolitical heat from US-Iran conflict is pushing risk assets lower. On the other, $64,000 is acting like a brick wall. BTC couldn't hold that level, and sellers stepped in hard.
Here's the part that matters if you're a trader: analysts are calling for the bear market to wrap up within three months. That puts a potential bull market kick-off somewhere around September. That's not a guarantee — it's a thesis. But it's one worth tracking if you've been sitting on the sidelines waiting for a signal.
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The $64,000 zone is the key line in the sand. Until Bitcoin reclaims and holds above it, the path of least resistance stays to the downside. Geopolitical shocks like the US-Iran situation tend to spark short-term volatility, but historically they don't dictate long-term crypto trends. Watch how BTC reacts once the macro dust settles.
If the September timeline plays out, the setup window is opening now. Accumulation phases don't announce themselves — they only look obvious in hindsight. The bears still have the upper hand short-term, but the calendar might be closer to a turning point than the price action suggests.
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