According to cryptocurrency analysis firm LookOnChain, BlackRock purchased another 4,528 Bitcoin (BTC), worth around $322.68 million. The financial giantâs latest purchase takes its total holdings to 408,253 BTC, worth a whopping $29.09 billion.
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Did BlackRockâs Purchase Push Bitcoin To $72,000?
BlackRockâs recent Bitcoin (BTC) purchase may have pushed the asset to breach the $72,000 price point once again. Other bullish developments around BTC include Microstrategy revealing a profitable quarter and its stock, MSTR, hitting a new all-time high on Tuesday.
Source: news.bitcoin.com
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BTC is now inching closer to a new peak. The asset is currently only 1.8% away from its all-time high of $73,737.94, which it attained in March of this year. With the US Presidential elections right around the corner, we may witness the original crypto soar to new highs very soon.
How High Will The Asset Go In November?
Many analysts anticipate BTC hitting a new high if Donald Trump wins the US election. Standard Chartered believes the original crypto could soar to $125,000 if Trump takes charge of the White House.
According to a recent X post by prominent cryptocurrency analyst Ali Martinez, Bitcoin (BTC) has peaked between the 1.618 and 2.272 Fibonacci retracement levels in previous bull cycles. A similar pattern could take BTC to between $174,000 and $462,000.
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The analysts at CoinCodex also paint a bullish picture for Bitcoin (BTC), predicting the asset will continue its upward momentum over the next few weeks. The platform anticipates BTC hitting $95,801 on November 28, 2024.
Source: CoinCodex
According to the forecasts, BTC seems to be on a path to new heights. A Trump victory may solidify BTCâs upward momentum even further.
BTC could also face a correction over the next few days if market sentiment dwindles and investors begin to book profits.