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They further expect Bitcoin to rise in price this quarter and estimate the prices anywhere between $58,000 and $72,000. According to Ryan Lee of Bitget, negative funding rates and the “extreme fear” index could be two key signals that mean Bitcoin can rebound.
Institutional buying is strong, with companies such as MicroStrategy buying more bitcoin. Net inflows into bitcoin ETFs also suggest positive sentiment in the market as investors hedge against uncertainty in the macroeconomic environment.
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These factors can further entrench support for price growth in Q4 through institutional adoption and macroeconomic factors. As sovereign balance sheets come under pressure, digital assets will thrive, says Gabriel Selby.
Besides Bitcoin momentum, other trends to follow through would be Ethereum’s Layer 2 scaling solutions and the tokenization of real-world assets. This can perhaps help create more crypto adoption across the board.
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