Bitcoin has regained the $80,000 level, signaling a potential new bull cycle after about a year of consolidation above $60,000, a period often called a "Bitcoin winter." Jurrien Timmer from Fidelity highlights two key signals: Bitcoin's sustained resistance above $60,000 and its improved performance relative to gold. The 50-week moving average is a crucial technical indicator; a weekly close above it would confirm a durable trend change. The macroeconomic environment, including higher bond yields and financial repression, may also boost demand for scarce assets like Bitcoin and gold. However, market caution remains, with options traders assigning only moderate probabilities to Bitcoin surpassing $90,000 soon. A sustained close above $82,000 with increased institutional interest could solidify the bull cycle scenario.
Bitcoin's potential new bull cycle is noted here alongside Pluang's cryptocurrency market snapshot. For readers following digital assets, as of Sep 20, 2026 17:51 WIB, 13 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose while 36 fell. Notable movers include LINK at Rp212.480 down 4.42% with a typical hold time of 63 days and a 61% sell order activity, VET at Rp145 down 4.10% with a 146-day hold time and balanced sell/buy orders, and YFI at Rp38.627.397 down 3.95% with a 92-day hold time and strong buy order activity at 95%.
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