Peter Brandt sets new bullish Bitcoin target, Elon Musk considers crypto payments on Twitter, Dogecoin surges in response
Last Updated on 6 November 2023 by CryptoTips.eu
Two people that regularly make an appearance on Cryptotips are back today. First, there is the legendary analyst Peter Brandt, who has been analyzing Bitcoin for many years. He sees a new bullish target in the charts.
Secondly, the well-informed Financial Times announced this week that Tesla boss Elon Musk is indeed considering allowing crypto payments on Twitter. Dogecoin surged in response.
Fulcrum
Peter Brandt has been analyzing charts since 1975 and has written several books on the subject.
During his Bitcoin analysis, he claimed to see the short-term bottom had been set after spotting a very unusual ‘double fulcrum’ pattern, which, according to investopedia, indicates that the largest digital currency is indeed due a change in direction.
The bottom in $BTC is a double walled fulcrum pattern. Extremely rare. The 2X target is mid 25's. pic.twitter.com/NfffzbniO5
— Peter Brandt (@PeterLBrandt) January 29, 2023
According to Brandt, this means $25k is now the next Bitcoin target.
Everyhting-app
Tesla’s stock price has been doing better as of late. This allows Elon Musk to refocus on his latest purchase, social media platform Twitter. According to the well-informed Financial Times, Musk is now indeed considering integrating crypto payments on the platform.
#Crypto is dead, exchanges are about to collapse, regulation will kill #Bitcoin and alts will die. It's all over guys. Same sh*t as 2019 🙄
— Lady of Crypto (@LadyofCrypto1) January 30, 2023
In reality, Elon is making a Twitter crypto, banks and big tech are integrating with crypto. Mass adoption is starting, are you excited? 👇
Twitter currently allows payments for some services, such as a paid subscription that adds a blue check mark to users’ accounts. Still, Musk has said he wants Twitter to also offer fintech services such as peer-to-peer transactions, savings accounts, and debit cards in a bid to make Twitter what it calls an “everything app.”
“Twitter is already a platform on which payments happen, so it’s kind of a no brainer,” explained Lucy Ingham of FXC Intelligence.
Dogecoin, the coin everyone thinks Musk will use for Twitter payments, initially shot up 8% on the news.