“keeping it simple here with $btc, the weekly chart looks phenominal. now firmly above all downtrends from the 2017 20k top and this week just closed on its highs above key 12.5k resistance. the sky is the limit now imo, and this market is not for shorting!”

Fundamentals Favor Bulls

Chart of BTC’s price action since the start of 2017 with analysis by crypto trader SmartContracter (Twitter handle).
Source: BTCUSD from TradingView.com

For one, Square, the billion financial technology company, spent million on Bitcoin earlier this month. The firm noted that this investment may be a hedge against inflationary trends.
Just last week, it was revealed that PayPal is going to be supporting Bitcoin and other digital assets in its own application. It will support the purchase and sale of the coin, along with digital payments between retail investors and vendors.
One crypto-asset analyst thinks that this close will send Bitcoin much higher in the months ahead. The trader in question shared the chart below on October 25th, arguing that this “strong close above resistance” could trigger a move to new all-time highs in the long run:
Bitcoin printed a massive weekly close on Sunday evening after a strong rally. The cryptocurrency printed its first weekly close above ,000 and its highest weekly close since January 2018, marking a big win for bulls and a loss for the skeptics that thought the ongoing rally was a range deviation.
In an extensive report, JP Morgan analysts noted that this move is crucial in that it will allow other corporations to feel comfortable entering the Bitcoin space. Mike Novogratz, CEO of Galaxy Digital, specifically mentioned how this move will basically force traditional financial institutions to invest in cryptocurrency infrastructure. This may only be compounded with the news that PayPal is looking to acquire a crypto-native company, such as BitGo, a digital asset custodian.