If you’ve followed Michael van de Poppe, you know he doesn’t sugarcoat his takes — and now he’s calling it: Bitcoin could be headed straight into the banana zone.
What’s that? According to the Dutch analyst, it’s a chaotic sweet spot in the market where liquidity meets hype — and prices go vertical.
And the trigger? Not crypto news, but central banks — specifically, the European Central Bank’s (ECB) rate cuts and rising pressure on Jerome Powell at the U.S. Fed.
“The ECB is cutting rates. Powell’s under fire.
The banana zone may arrive soon.”
— Michael van de Poppe
Translation: macro is fueling momentum. And if Bitcoin breaks key levels, we’re in for some serious upside.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading around $84,572, flirting with the $85,000 resistance. Van de Poppe sees this level as a turning point:
“Bitcoin saw a test at $87,000.
After a retest, a major breakout is likely.”
His playbook? Watch $87K. Respect $80K. Ride the volatility. The current price action suggests consolidation — but if momentum builds and macro tailwinds hold, BTC could make another leg up fast.
Van de Poppe is clear: $80,000 is the key support.
“As long as Bitcoin stays above $80,000, upward momentum can continue.”
Fall below that? Buckle up for short-term pain. Stay above? BTC remains bullish, and we could see a push toward $90K+ territory.
This isn’t just about candles and chart patterns. Van de Poppe’s analysis connects crypto price action to monetary policy, specifically:
In simple terms: if central banks turn on the money printer, Bitcoin eats.
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