Can the Bulls Take Bitcoin to $80K This Week?
Bitcoin moved higher Thursday thanks to hope that a peace deal would soon be reached between Iran and the United States.
Quick overview
- Selling pressure on Bitcoin is easing as it approaches $75,000, with potential to reach $80,000 soon.
- Market indicators suggest a bullish trend, with realized losses decreasing significantly from $2 billion to $400 million daily.
- The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has influenced investor behavior, but Bitcoin has shown resilience and recovery.
- The broader cryptocurrency market is also experiencing gains, with several altcoins seeing positive movement.
Selling pressure may be easing off of Bitcoin (BTC) as the token is nearing $75,000 once more and could surge to $80K in the next few days.

Industry experts say that sellers are losing momentum on Bitcoin and that market indicators point toward a long bullish streak. The coin hit $74,8681 (BTC/USD) on Thursday and gained 0.58% from the previous day. Trade volume slowed from the previous session, but strong ETF inflows for the week show that Bitcoin is active and well supported.
BTC/USDDiminished selling trends show that realized losses are down to $400 million a day from their previous highs of $2 billion. Sellers are falling away and buyers are stepping in to take over, especially this week as the market recovered from several weeks of selling pressure brought on by the Iran conflict.
Global Factors Improve Bitcoin’s Journey Back to Previous Highs
One of the largest influencing factors in recent weeks has been the ongoing fight between the United States and Iran, with Israel joining in as well. The fighting has centered in large part on the Strait of Hormuz, an important waterway that accounts for a large portion of the world’s oil shipping lanes. The Trump administration has been working to reopen that strait and has gone so far as to set up a blockade there to ensure safe passage for vessels while they work out a deal with Iran.
All of that fighting created an energy crisis and prompted investors to be much more careful with their spending. If the price of oil remains very high for very long, investors will have to save their money, spend less on risky assets, and withdraw from the equity and digital assets markets in fear. Bitcoin fell to a low of $65,604 in recent weeks as the fear reached a fever pitch but has since recovered.
The wider cryptocurrency market is bullish Thursday, with gains of 3.97% for XRP (XRP) and 2.14% for Solana (SOL). Dogecoin (DOGE) is up 3.5% over the last 24 hours, and Cardano (ADA) gained 3.01% in the same period. We are seeing widespread gains, although some of the leading crypto tokens are only marginally higher than they were the previous day. Ethereum (ETH), for example, has only gained 0.01% over the last day and BNB (BNB) is up just 0.40%.
Bitcoin has the potential to reach $80,000 this week and would only have to jump 7.2% to make that happen. If there is a peace deal between Iran and the U.S., then that kind of gain is entirely possible, although the coin may pull back slightly after such a large increase. Because of low selling pressure and strong bullish sentiment behind the coin, we expect the BTC rate to move higher over the next week with few losses from day to day.
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