Bitcoin Price Prediction: As Microsoft Requests Shareholders Vote Against Investing in BTC, Traders Rush To This Vote-To-Earn Meme Coin With 1,618% A
The Bitcoin price climbed 1% in the last 24 hours to trade at $68,037 as of 00:13 a.m. EST on trading volume that plunged 12% to $30 billion.
This comes after Microsoft announced that its shareholders will vote on December 9 regarding a shareholder proposal to invest in Bitcoin, as detailed in a filing to the SEC on Oct. 24. The company’s board, however, recommends a vote against this proposal.
Microsoft currently accepts Bitcoin for online purchases but has not invested in the cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin Price Aims For A Continued Bullish Rally
The Bitcoin price has been moving within a rising channel pattern, defined by the parallel orange trendlines, indicating a series of higher lows and higher highs, as the bulls took charge of the price around the $53,800 support zone, according to data from GeckoTerminal .
The support levels around $56,320 (horizontal dotted line) and $61,500 hold well, providing a foundation for the current uptrend.
BTC now trades above both the 50-day and 200-day Simple Moving Averages (SMAs) in the 1-day timeframe, confirming the current bullish trend in the long term. Moreover, the 50-day SMA seems to be closing in on the 200-day SMA, which could form a golden cross in the coming days, supporting the incoming bullish rally.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is currently at 60.65, which is in bullish territory but not overbought. This suggests that there is still room for upward movement without the asset being overextended, which aligns with the possibility of further gains if resistance is broken.
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