The cryptocurrency market entered September with renewed optimism as Bitcoin's MACD golden cross reappeared on daily charts. This technical indicator, where the MACD line crosses above the signal line, has historically preceded strong upward moves. Analysts noted that the last three golden crosses each signaled extended rallies, often unlocking new all-time highs within months.
Multiple analysts are now calling for Bitcoin to target $160,000, arguing that technical confirmation aligns with supportive macro conditions: easing inflationary pressures, improving ETF inflows, and rising long-term holder accumulation. Exchange balances are trending down, suggesting fewer coins are available to sell into rallies. ETF inflows, despite periodic outflows, remain net positive year-to-date, providing steady institutional demand.
From a charting perspective, the MACD golden cross is being accompanied by relative strength index (RSI) stabilization, reducing the risk of near-term exhaustion. Analysts note that if BTC can break convincingly above the $118,000–$120,000 resistance band, momentum could quickly extend toward $135,000–$140,000, setting up the eventual $160,000 test.
Despite nearly $751 million leaving Bitcoin ETFs in September - the largest monthly withdrawals since launch - Bitcoin's fundamentals remain strong. The price closed its second straight week above $115,000, with Ichimoku Cloud indicators turning bullish. A four-hour bull flag pattern suggests potential targets extending toward $122,000 if confirmed.
Amid Bitcoin's bullish momentum, MAGA Coin Finance is being spotlighted for its potential scale of upside. Analysts project that early allocations could deliver returns as high as 17,200%, with some forecasts suggesting 150x multiplier potential. The project combines DeFi integration, community governance, and has undergone independent audits from HashEx and CertiK, adding legitimacy that most meme-inspired projects lack.