According to crypto analyst Sweep, a rare combination of 20 positive signals suggests Bitcoin’s price could soon increase significantly. They predict Bitcoin (BTC) could reach $150,000, breaking its previous record high.
20 Bitcoin Indicators Hint At Rally To $150,000
According to a recent post on X, analyst Sweep points out that 20 different market indicators are currently showing positive signs for Bitcoin. This has only occurred three times before in Bitcoin’s history, and each time it was followed by a significant price increase of 300%. One of these indicators is the global money supply (M2), which recently reached a record high, even though Bitcoin’s price hasn’t yet fully responded.
Recent analysis shows the Dollar Index is currently at 100, a level historically followed by significant price increases—specifically, 500% rallies—on two separate occasions. Adding to the positive outlook for Bitcoin, the amount of BTC held on cryptocurrency exchanges has dropped to a seven-year low, with just 2.1 million BTC remaining. This decrease is linked to large-scale purchases by major Bitcoin holders (‘whales’), who have bought 270,000 BTC in the last 30 days – the biggest buying spree since 2013.

Several signs suggest a potential market rebound. The Fear and Greed index has remained at extremely low levels (currently at 12) for over a month and a half. Bitcoin’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) is also very low, hitting a level it’s only seen twice before. Plus, traders are currently betting against Bitcoin, as shown by consistently negative funding rates, meaning they’re paying to open short positions.
Sweep also noted that there’s currently a record $320 billion worth of stablecoins not being actively used, suggesting people are holding onto them. Bitcoin miners have been selling off their holdings for four months in a row – the longest period of selling we’ve seen in this market cycle. However, the network’s processing power (hash rate) is starting to bounce back after a 22% drop.
The Macro Angle For BTC
Sweep highlighted positive economic signals, including the Federal Reserve ending its program of reducing its bond holdings, a significant drop in reverse repurchase agreements (from $2.5 trillion to almost nothing), and a return to buying Treasury bills. Additionally, consumer confidence is exceptionally low, reaching a level only seen once in the last 70 years, and manufacturing activity is growing again after a nearly four-year slowdown.
There are several positive signs for Bitcoin right now. Money is starting to flow *into* Bitcoin ETFs, with $2.5 billion coming in during March, reversing four months of outflows. This comes after Bitcoin experienced five consecutive months of price declines – a rare occurrence that historically led to a significant 308% price increase. Additionally, a large majority – 92% – of short-term Bitcoin holders are currently holding Bitcoin that’s worth less than what they originally paid for it.
The analyst pointed out that similar market conditions haven’t been seen since November 2022, when Bitcoin was worth $16,000. Since then, Bitcoin’s value has significantly increased, reaching a new high of $126,000.
As of today, Bitcoin is trading around $67,500, which is a slight decrease from its price 24 hours ago, based on data from CoinMarketCap.

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