Will BlackRock Updates Push Bitcoin Higher to $45,000?

Bitcoin price continued surging amid positive developments in Spot Bitcoin ETF applications. BlackRock filed an S-1 amendment, a registration statement that the SEC requires issuers to file ahead of new securities offers.

On-chain researchers said that there were symptoms of anxiety among bitcoin dealers, which helped the price of BTC recover early in the week.

On Tuesday, Bitcoin bounces back from an early decline. As of this writing, Binance reports that the price of Bitcoin is $42486. However, a price increase to $45,000 is probably due to recent revisions in Spot Bitcoin ETF applications.
 
With BlackRock amending its application and filing a registration statement ahead of the new product offering, the expectation surrounding the Spot Bitcoin ETF has grown.

Analysts have noted that crypto market prices rally in response to fearful traders or fatigue among market participants. Analysts observed fatigue kicking in on Friday, with a negative tone towards BTC.

This was followed by a rebound in Bitcoin prices and BTC climbed towards $43,000, early on Tuesday. Analysts also noted that the most famous crypto asset changed hands from smaller wallets to larger wallets, driving the Bitcoin price increase and pushing the asset to $43,200.

Bloomberg updated crypto market participants on the S-1 amendment filed by BlackRock for their spot Bitcoin ETF.

Analysts also indicated that BlackRock caved in to the US SEC’s demand for cash creation ETF product, rather than in-kind creations and redemptions.

Technically; Bitcoin price eyes $45,000 target. Bitcoin price rallied to $43,500, the highest level seen on Tuesday, post its weekend recovery.

The asset is likely to climb towards the Fair Value Gap between $44,730 and $45,369. Once the gap is filled, Bitcoin price is expected to witness another pullback or correction in its price. $45,000 is a key psychological level for Bitcoin price.

BTC price is above its three long-term Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) at 10,50 and 200-days.


Risky assets like Bitcoin are impacted by macroeconomic events such as the US Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision, mostly because of the direct effect they have on the US Dollar. The price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is usually negatively impacted by increases in interest rates, and vice versa.

Cryptocurrency prices are generally seen rising because risk assets and related trading leverage become more affordable when the US Dollar index falls.

Halvings are typically considered bullish events as they slash the block reward in half for miners, constricting the supply of the asset. At consistent demand if the supply reduces, the asset’s price climbs. This has been observed in Bitcoin and Litecoin.