Bitcoin Hits New All-Time High in 3 Countries as BTC Price Reaches $31K

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Bitcoin (BTC) gained $31,000 for the third time this year on June 25, as the weekly close showed promising volatility.

BTC/USD 1-hour chart. Source: TradingView

BTC Price Challenges $31,000

Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and trading view BTC price action shown with a focus on yearly highs.

BTC price remained strong over the weekend as attention turned to geopolitical events in Russia and surrounding states.

With tensions easing on the day, open market reactions remained curious on June 26, with the weekly candle close – already a classic source of volatility – taking first place.

In a recent analysis, popular trader Rect Capital put the “most bullish scenario” for the weekly as a close above the crucial $30,000 mark.

“BTC got rejected from the $30,000 resistance in mid-April. Let’s see if $BTC can turn $30,000 into support,” another post couple in the weekends.

If bitcoin successfully consolidates near $31,000, fellow trader Crypto Tony is optimistic of the next trip to $32,000.

Michael Van de Poppe, founder and CEO of trading firm ET, is a little less confident, questioning the bulls’ ability to continue their uptrend.

“Bitcoin made a good rally through which it reached yearly highs,” he added. Said twitter followers.

“I am unsure whether or not we will continue to move from here, but during an uptrend you will see prices continue to move higher rather than see a deeper correction. If we have a correction, I’ll buy $28,500.”

Van de Poppe reiterated a popular downside target among market participants eager to “buy the dip” below $30,000.

BTC/USD annotated chart. Source: Michael van de Poppe/Twitter

Bitcoin records keep falling

Despite a decrease in volatility against the US Dollar, bitcoin managed to set new records in three countries this week.

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In Argentina, Venezuela and Lebanon, BTC reached its all-time high against the local currency.

For those countries, this trend is likely to continue throughout 2023 as inflation and macroeconomic policy choices increasingly reduce purchasing power.

In Turkey, where the lira hit new lows against the dollar, BTC/TRY moved closer to the zone of its blow-off top from December 2021.

BTC/TRY 1-week chart. Source: TradingView

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