The buzz around Bitcoin’s recent rally is exciting. Investors will be hanging onto Federal Reserve Chair J Powell's Fed-speak today. Will Bitcoin's exhilarating climb continue, or is it teetering on a precipice?

Let's see whether the hype around a Spot BTC ETF approval is enough to sustain this rollercoaster ride.
At this moment, there may not be enough reason to push back, particularly as yesterday’s US10Y bond auction went relatively well - and with more issuance to come. The Fed and the Treasury may want to keep the marginal buyer there.
This should allow for an accommodative environment for risk assets, at least in the near term, until we begin to see some pushback from Fed members.
The S&P is potentially set for its 9th day of gains, whilst the Nasdaq has broken out of a downtrend resistance active since mid-July.
Let’s now dive into the technicals for BTC.
BTC ETF applications may be approved between today (09/11/23) and 17/11/23, which is hyping the market and helping it drive higher.
The major supports to the downside are $34,000 and $33,300, with macro support at $31,800.
The RSI is phenomenally overbought here on the daily, the 3D timeframe and now also the weekly. The most overbought on the weekly time frame since February 2021. The hype of a potential Spot ETF approval is most likely driving the market higher here.
Let’s look into the mechanics more.
If we look at the liquidation heatmap, we can see the major liquidation level for shorts is at $37,200; we do think this level can be taken.
The major liquidation level is at $34,000. If a Spot BTC ETF isn’t approved in the next week, we may see the market sell-off slightly. Market makers and exchanges will hunt that $34,000 level if there's a selloff.
The derivatives market is becoming overheated but not yet at alarming levels, suggesting that there may be a further upside. Still, the risk/reward of buying in or longing at current prices for a short-term trade is relatively poor. That’s despite the fact we think prices can go up a bit more in the short term.
If a Spot BTC ETF isn’t approved in the coming week, the disappointment may drive a small sell-off. Exchanges and MMs will target the $34,000 area. If price does get there, we think this will provide a great opportunity to buy Bitcoin for the long term - assuming you have a 12-18 month viewpoint.