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Analyst Highlights Long-Term Monthly Chart as Key Metric for Bitcoin Trend
Crypto analyst DonAlt argues that Bitcoin's broader monthly timeframe indicates sustained strength despite recent volatility and brief dips below $80,000.
Pseudonymous analyst DonAlt told his social media followers that Bitcoin investors should prioritize the monthly timeframe over short-term fluctuations, describing it as the primary chart that matters for assessing the market's trajectory.
The commentary followed an October 15 drop in which Bitcoin slipped to $79,732 before rebounding toward $85,000. DonAlt indicated that the recovery kept Bitcoin positive for the month of October, suggesting that the asset remains in a bullish posture so long as it stays above the $70,000 level despite broader geopolitical concerns.
Bitcoin was trading around $84,225 at the time of writing, having previously broken out from resistance near $65,000 in August.
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