Bitcoin Breaks $73K Barrier, Hits Monthly High Amid Strong Rally
Bitcoin's price surged to a new monthly high of more than $73.5k, displaying a strong breakout.
Quick overview
- Bitcoin's price reached a new monthly high of over $73.5k amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
- Despite a brief drop to $66,000, Bitcoin surged by over $5,000 in the last twelve hours.
- Massive net buying of BTC is observed on popular exchanges Binance and OKX following the Chinese holidays.
- Analysts warn that Bitcoin must maintain above $71,500 to avoid signaling weakness in the market.
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Bitcoin’s price surged to a new monthly high of more than $73.5k, displaying a strong breakout. Given the intense geopolitical tension that erupted in the Middle East on Saturday—some analysts have even called it war—this is rather surprising.

ion against Iran, which promptly retaliated against multiple countries in the region. Iran has increased its strikes despite the death of its Supreme Leader during the attacks, and the US President suggested that the conflict might last up to four weeks.
Bitcoin had reversed course and shot up to $68,000 instead of charting new and excruciating losses. In the next few days, it was rejected and driven south to $66,000, but in the last twelve hours or so, it went all out. During this period, the cryptocurrency increased by over $5,000, reaching its highest point in a month.
Markets anticipate that Binance and OKX, two of the most popular local exchanges, are showing massive net buying of BTC, the first day following the Chinese holidays, which lasted for more than a week.
The current rally has been a “solid breakout so far, because of bitcoin’s rise to a month-high. Markets project the bulls shouldn’t let Bitcoin fall below $71,500 because that would be seen as a blatant sign of weakness.
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