An expert from the information and analytical portal Thinking Crypto said that Bitcoin may stop falling below $100,000 due to the growing reserve of stablecoins and a decrease in the supply of cryptocurrency on exchanges.

Tony Edward (Tony Edward) explained that traders who made a profit during the recent surge in the prices of the first cryptocurrency are now waiting for the right moment to enter the exchange again:

“Market analysis suggests that dry powder, representing growing stablecoin reserves, could be a major catalyst for higher Bitcoin prices.”

According to the analyst, the bull cycle is far from over and investors do not expect the price of Bitcoin to fall below $90,000 in the short term. If digital gold can hold its position at the key support level of $99,000, this will mark the beginning of a rapid rally for the coin, and altcoins after it, the expert said.

Previously, macroeconomist Alex Krüger said that Bitcoin is now experiencing a “super cycle”, which is very different from previous multi-year cycles of the cryptocurrency market.