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CryptoQuant Analyst Indicates Bitcoin ‘Peak Signal’ Not Yet Reached, Suggesting Potential for Continued Rally
A CryptoQuant analyst has recently shared on Twitter that Bitcoin has not yet attained its peak range. He noted that the ‘Peak Signal,’ which usually manifests at significant market highs, has not been detected this time.
The Peak Signal typically appears at significant market highs, and its absence this time indicates that we have not reached a peak yet. pic.twitter.com/wtojcw4VKs
— Axel
Adler Jr (@AxelAdlerJr) July 16, 2025
Adler Jr (@AxelAdlerJr) July 16, 2025The term ‘Peak Signal’ denotes the metric indicators that suggest the market is overheated and a corrective phase is imminent.
Analyst AxelAdlerJr explained in a thread that the Peak Signal occurs when “the combined normalized Market to Realized Price Index and 30 day/ 365 day Value Days Destroyed ratio score reaches or exceeds 1.”
The largest cryptocurrency surged past $122,000 on Monday, fueled by renewed institutional interest and favorable policies. However, it has since retraced and is currently trading at $118,231 at the time of reporting.
Alexander Zahnd, interim CEO of Zilliqa, describes this as an indication that the crypto market has entered a new phase, where “institutional confidence is driving consistent demand.” He highlighted the quality of the current rally.
“It’s spot-driven, not reliant on leverage, and it’s occurring in a relatively stable market,” he stated to Cryptonews. “This suggests a more mature and resilient structure compared to earlier cycles.”
Bitcoin Could Eventually Reach $130K if Momentum Persists
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Zahnd indicated that Bitcoin’s next significant bullish level might be $123,200, with potential to advance towards $126,500 and ultimately $130,000, assuming momentum is maintained.
Conversely, on the downside, BTC could drop to $115,000 or $112,000, which could “still be healthy in the broader trend,” he remarked.
“At a macro level, concerns regarding increasing debt, ongoing inflation, and uncertainty in monetary policy are all reinforcing the perception of Bitcoin as a long-term store of value. This dynamic is unlikely to change soon.”
Only Broader Institutional Participation Can Propel BTC to $150K Quickly
Andrejs Balans, risk manager of the EU-based fintech platform YouHodler, stated that inflows alone will not rapidly drive Bitcoin to $150,000.
A wider shift in institutional sentiment could serve as a significant catalyst to elevate BTC prices, Balans informed Cryptonews.
While institutional exposure has grown through ETFs and custody services, senior banking executives have reiterated their cautious approach, characterizing crypto as an area of interest but not yet a strategic priority.
“Without a broad shift in institutional sentiment, it is improbable that inflows alone will quickly propel Bitcoin to $150,000.”
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