- Silver-tongued analyst predicts upward BTC pump.
- This could take BTC price to the $98,000 – $104,000 price range.
- After this a deeper dip to the $60,000 price range is expected.
The new week sees the pioneer crypto asset, Bitcoin (BTC) trading below the $90,000 price range once again. At the moment the price of BTC is trading in the $87,000 price range and one popular silver-tongued analyst predicts upward BTC pump to $98,000 – $104,000 bull target before a deeper price dip can occur. This analyst then goes on to share a detailed weekly report with a technical and psychological analysis.
Silver-Tongued Analyst Predicts Upward BTC Pump
Reputed crypto analyst, Doctor Profit, goes on to share his latest weekly Bitcoin report. As always, this analyst’s weekly reports come to an eager community who gather to see if the analyst will make another accurate prediction. To start off, the analyst talks about how he believes that BTC has been in a bear market since September, and that the new full BTC bottom will only occur between 12 – 14 months from now since September.
Presently, Doctor Profit has set a bottom price range for BTC at the $60,000 price range, which he expects the asset to hit over the coming months. However, for now, Doctor Profit believes that BTC will first see a liquidity formation that will be confirmed when BTC price will see an upside move toward the $97,000 – $107,000 price range. After this he states that the downside movements will only occur after February or March 2026.
As we can see from his report above, the analyst expects to see a continued sideways movement for the coming weeks, before the final leg down can commence. According to him, this sideways movement will only create more liquidity on the downside. He then concludes that he is bullish for the short-term and has gone on to buy BTC with open short trades, allowing him to remain flexible and maintain his hedges.
Future Expectations for BTC
In the analyst’s opinion, the markets remain in an extremely tight liquidity crisis which he has observed since August, and now the markets seem to have understood that liquidity is extremely low. Additionally, he says that on almost all recession or liquidity indicators, the levels are similar to 2008, or worse. We have worse liquidity than during the Credit Suisse crisis, and somehow the banks manage to survive. The reason for this survival is the new rule regarding the Standing Repo facility, which no longer limits banks to borrowing a maximum of $500 billion per day in total for all banks together.
This means each bank can borrow up to $240 billion per day from the Fed and needs to pay it back 1–2 days later with interest. This change means the Federal Reserve is acting like an always-open emergency cash window for banks so the financial system never runs out of short-term money. He then concludes that the real message is that we are losing the fight against inflation and debt, and a huge financial crisis might occur in 2026, followed by COVID-style money printing in late 2026 and a repeated 2020 scenario.
