ETH Max Long Position on Hyperliquid Sees Total Unrealized Gains of Over $19 Million

Renowned trader and chart analyst Peter Brandt, who accurately predicted the 2018 Bitcoin crash, stated, "We have likely already seen the cycle low and are now entering a new Bitcoin bull cycle." However, Brandt noted this does not mean the market will avoid a sharp pullback first. He is monitoring the possibility of a correction to the $65,000–$66,000 range in early October. Brandt said: "Of course, there’s a risk that too many people are chasing the rally now. They’ve already bought into the idea that Bitcoin’s low is in and are piling into this upward move." He believes a pullback could wash out these late buyers chasing gains, while also offering investors an opportunity to build positions. Brandt also raised his forecast for Bitcoin’s next cycle top, revising his end-2029 target range from the $250,000–$300,000 he set in July this year to $300,000–$600,000. He added: "This bull cycle is very likely to hit $500,000." In Brandt’s view, it’s not impossible for Bitcoin to reach $1 million by 2030, but even if that target isn’t met, it won’t affect his trading logic. Brandt also said he hasn’t deployed all the funds he plans to allocate to Bitcoin into the market yet. If Bitcoin hits his expected high by 2029, he believes allocating just 70% of his capital to the market and capturing 70% of the rally’s gains would be sufficient.

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Liquid Capital founder Yilihua noted that the current crypto market is undergoing a pullback within the daily uptrend channel, not yet a full trend reversal. However, short-term false breakouts are typical bull traps, with the key pullback support level at $82,000. If $82,000 holds, the pullback will end and the uptrend will resume; if it fails to hold, a larger-scale correction may be on the horizon. A few days ago, when commenting on the pullback, Liquid Capital stated it would not chase speculative gains or try to capture the final bit of upside, instead patiently waiting for new, high-confidence opportunities.

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