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Bitcoin's Bullish Surge: Potential Targets and Path Ahead

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CME_DL:BTC1!   Bitcoin CME Futures
Bitcoin has surged beyond a symmetrical triangle, hinting at a potential target around 48500. This aligns well with the March 2022 high of 48475, marking an initial upward goal. Moreover, there's room for further growth if we consider the prior rally as a flagpole and the recent consolidation as a midpoint, indicating potential for Bitcoin to advance even more.

Should Bitcoin surpass the 48500 mark, it could pave the way for a push towards 57555, which stands at the 78.6% retracement level of the entire downward movement from the November 2021 peak to the November 2022 low.

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