Bitcoin Surges Above $60,000: FOMC Meeting Next Week—Will Historical Bearish September Turn Green? 

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As the crypto markets head towards the weekend, the Bitcoin price coils up back above $60,000. With this, the possibility of a bullish reversal emerges while the token is required to break above the crucial resistance zone. Besides, the BTC funding rate continues to remain extremely low, so the possibility of a bullish September has been emerging, squashing the historical pattern. 

With the rise in the price, the BTC price is on the verge of a huge breakout, which will take altcoins back into a bull run. Meanwhile, the social activity accelerated to 29.65% of all crypto social activity, out of which 81% of the posts continued positive mentions. However, the BTC price continues to trade within a crucial range and hence another small rise could trigger a strong bull run. 

A popular analyst, ALI, shared some interesting on-chain fractals, which suggest the price has remained stuck within a pivotal range. As per the data shared by him, the range between $59,885 and $61,625 can be considered an important zone. Nearly 1.52 million addresses are holding over 770,000 BTC between this range. Therefore, a weekly close above or below the range may have a significant impact over the next weekly trade. 

While the latest upswing has circulated bullish waves across the crypto, the bears continue to hold significant dominance over the rally. The rally remains stuck within a descending parallel channel, reviving the possibility of forming another lower high and low. If the BTC price breaks the above-mentioned range, which is the average range of the channel, the possibility of reaching the upper resistance at $68,000 may become imminent. Otherwise, the Bitcoin price may again face a rejection, which may strengthen the bearish pattern. 

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