Bitcoin had a good start in 2023, with its value going up by 40% since the year began. This increase was driven by investors feeling positive about big economic issues. They’re hopeful that Bitcoin will keep going up in February, building on its current levels.
Bitcoin is aiming to end January with its fourth week in a row of gains, something it hasn’t done since August 2021. Investors want this trend to continue into next month. According to PricePredictions’ machine learning algorithms, Bitcoin is expected to keep rising and reach $24,453 by February 29, 2023.
The crypto community at CoinMarketCap expects Bitcoin to be sold for around $20,453 on February 29, 2023.
The artificial intelligence predictions use various technical signs like Bollinger Bands (BB), moving averages (MA), moving average convergence divergence (MACD), relative strength index (RSI), and more. It suggests that Bitcoin’s price will likely rise by 4.6% from its current price when the forecast is made.
Which is February 15, 2023, Bitcoin is expected to be around $23,786. This prediction was made using data gathered on January 25, halfway through the month.
Bitcoin price deep analysis
As of now, Bitcoin is selling for $23,258, which is slightly lower by about 0.67% compared to yesterday. Over the past week, its price has gone up by 1.62%.
The analysis of Bitcoin’s technical aspects on TradingView is a bit confusing. Overall, there’s a suggestion to buy with a score of 15, and the moving averages suggest a strong recommendation to buy at 11. However, the oscillators are indicating a neutral stance with a score of 9.
Bitcoin’s price keeps going up, and it’s set to have its best month since 2014. But compared to last year, it’s still down by more than 39%.
Regarding the fear and greed index, Bitcoin’s recent behavior over the past month is impressive. It has shifted away from extreme fear, fear, and neutral positions, moving from a period of greed to a position at 60.
Bitcoin investors will be watching the Federal Reserve meeting starting this week. It’s the first meeting of the year. Experts think interest rates might go up by around 24 basis points, which is less than before.
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