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Bitcoin (BTC) held fresh 10-month highs at the Wall Street open on April 14 as analysts continued to expect fresh gains.

BTC/USD 1 hour candlestick chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingView

$31,000 Revealed as Decisive Trend Line

Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView It showed that BTC/USD consolidated around $30,700 after breaching the $31,000 mark.

The pair did not see a major setback as they moved further into the turf they originally lost in June 2022.

Now, market participants eyed the potential for bulls to capitalize on the existing momentum with the help of positive macro trends.

US equities opened higher, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Index up 0.3% at the time of writing.

“With stocks opening hot, BTC was able to hold above previous range high,” popular trader and analyst Josh Rager said Twitter followers after the opening.

“I think we can see a retest and go higher here above $31k+.”

BTC/USD, S&P 500 charts. Source: Josh Rager/Twitter

Others also considered the possibility of BTC/USD reaching $32,000 or higher in the near term before taking a steeper timeout.

“I think the next stop is just a bit above $33,000, where we will find the 100 moving average, on the weekly time frame,” macro analyst Jesse Dow. continued in part of the analysis of Twitter during the week.

“Don’t forget that we have bullish divergence and convergence on the weekly. And this has NEVER failed after seeing at least a 75% drop in the price of Bitcoin, since the previous cycle.”

Moving away, the importance of the current range for the spot price became even more visible, with $31,000 acting as support throughout 2021 until the June 2022 breakdown.

Brandt stays long Bitcoin

As several popular figures called the start of an “alternative season,” one who remained staunchly bullish on BTC was veteran trader Peter Brandt.

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In an April 13 tweet, Brandt revealed long positions in Bitcoin in addition to stocks in a further suggestion that the worst of the bear market was over.

Earlier, former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes had revealed a rethink of his own investment strategy, opting to increase exposure to cryptocurrencies.

“The resulting Bitcoin rally will be one of the most hated in history,” he said. foretold in a blog post published last month.

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