Bitcoin Eyes Bull Run Towards $40k Ahead Of Biden’s Stimulus Plan
His bill might contain financial support for state and local governments and a direct check payment worth at most $2,000 to American households. Tom Block, Washington policy analyst at Fundstrat Global Advisors, told CNBC that the Thursday bill could also include an extension of the eviction moratorium and “hundreds of billions” in government aid.
“Bernie Sanders takes over budget with total deficit worst in 40 years,” said macro analyst Dan Tapiero on the newly-appointed chairman of the Senate Budget Committee. “Interest rates cannot rise with a massive debt load. [The] dollar bear market must continue or equities will suffer. [A] perfect backdrop for gold and bitcoin.”
BITCOIN RALLY RESUMES MOMENTUM
Many traders noted that the cryptocurrency would reclaim its previous peak—and form a new one in the sessions ahead. One of them—a pseudonymous analyst—noted that Bitcoin flipping $36,500 from resistance to support provides it an ideal footing to continue its rally to a new high.
“Reclaim $39.5k next and then we can attack the highs,” he claimed.
Meanwhile, another analyst drew two sloping trendlines around Bitcoin’s recent downside correction and pullback move, making it look like a Bullish Pennan structure. That also hinted at an upside continuation—by as much as the size of the previous upside move, which easily puts Bitcoin en route to over $42,000.
STABLECOIN INFLOW
Mr. Biden’s stimulus bill prospects also coincided with an increase in stablecoin deposits across all the exchanges. Data analytics firm CryptoQuant noted that the sideline capital moved back into the trading platforms, pointing to a potential uptick in cryptocurrency buying.
Stablecoins, such as Tether, act as de-factor dollar tokens due to their 1:1 pegging with the greenback. Tether’s supply increased from $20 billion to $24 billion in over a month, pointing to higher demand.