Cryptocurrency analyst Colin Talks Crypto has forecasted a potential bullish reversal for Bitcoin around mid-November, driven by a convergence of technical, on-chain, and macroeconomic factors. He emphasizes that the expected crossover between the 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages, often referred to as a golden cross, could signal a local bottom and historically marks accumulation zones for renewed rallies.
Colin points to gold's recent price strength as a leading indicator for Bitcoin, noting that when gold gains momentum, Bitcoin tends to follow with a measurable lag, reflecting shared hedge characteristics against inflation and economic instability. Additionally, the U.S. Federal Reserve's plan to end quantitative tightening by December 1 is anticipated to inject liquidity into risk assets, potentially benefiting Bitcoin.
Despite Bitcoin's previous climb past $126,000, the analyst observes that market sentiment data, including funding rates and optimism levels, show no signs of euphoric extremes, suggesting the bull cycle may not have peaked. Colin stated, "The data shows we haven’t hit that emotional peak yet," indicating the current dip could present a buying opportunity rather than a market top.