A closely followed crypto strategist and trader is revealing his price targets for Bitcoin (BTC) and two altcoin projects.

In a new strategy session, analyst Jason Pizzino tells his 329,000 YouTube subscribers that based on the average true range (ATR) indicator Bitcoin could soon break through key price target resistance levels.

The ATR indicator measures volatility by showing an asset’s trading range over a specified period.

“You can see the dying off here of the average true range of the bar. Previous cycles, look what happened. Average true range picks up, dies off, dies off, dies off, and then you start to get a higher low form and by that stage, you’re really a decent way from the stealth zone.”

According to the analyst, Bitcoin has historically made “stealth moves” to the upside when the ATR indicator reaches a local low and price continues to consolidate or puts in higher lows.

The analyst’s key price targets to the upside include $63,300 on the daily chart, $65,200 on the weekly chart and $72,000 on the monthly chart.

Bitcoin is trading for $60,176 at time of writing, down nearly 3% in the last 24 hours.

Next up, the analyst believes that Ethereum (ETH) competitor Solana (SOL) will move toward its current cycle top.

“With the higher lows and now trying to push higher above the 50% at $137. Next target on the weekly chart is $165. And then we go towards $190, $210. So $190 is above these tops. Then $210 is the current top for Solana. So it’s on its way. It hasn’t got those longer-term time frames confirmed yet, and those longer terms are the weeklies.”

Solana is trading for $141 at time of writing, down more than 8% in the last 24 hours.

Lastly, the analyst predicts that Render (RNDR), the graphics processing unit (GPU) rendering blockchain, will reclaim a double-digit value.

“Now, what do we need to see until it gets there? Obviously higher lows, and that would happen throughout this next couple of months, maybe even up to four months as we get to that [US presidential] election… If I keep seeing higher lows, it’s not going to stop me from getting into the market if it breaks out through that period.”

Render is trading for $7.04 at time of writing, down 7.7% in the last 24 hours.

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The price of Bitcoin has continued its descending movement, sliding under the $55,000 threshold, returning back to levels last seen in February.

Bitcoin’s (BTC) sell-off has intensified amid reports that the collapsed crypto exchange Mt. Gox moved over 47,000 BTC (worth around $2.6 billion) to a new wallet ahead of its $9 billion payout. At the time of writing, the price of Bitcoin is $54,561, a mark last witnessed in February, when the largest by market capitalization cryptocurrency was surging to a new all-time high.

Following the transaction, Mt. Gox trustee officially confirmed on Jul. 5 during Friday’s Asian trading hours that the collapsed exchange “made repayments in Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash to some of the rehabilitation creditors.” The trustee didn’t specify though the amount of BTCs sent to creditors.

The crypto market has faced significant pressure recently, affecting both investor sentiment and miner operations following the April halving, which reduced mining rewards from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC. At Bitcoin’s current price, only five ASIC rigs from Avalon and Antminer remain profitable, according to f2pool’s X post.

⛏️With #Bitcoin trading below $58k, what is the current profitability for mining?

At a rate of $0.08/kWh, ASICs less efficient than 23 W/T operate at a loss.

For more details on mainstream miners, please refer to the table below. pic.twitter.com/hJS1lsVnmK

— f2pool 🐟 (@f2pool_official) July 4, 2024

The rapid drop below $55,000 has pressured speculators, resulting in $682 million in liquidations of both long and short positions across multiple exchanges, according to Coinglass.

Over the past 24 hours, more than 235,000 traders were liquidated, with the largest single liquidation order on Binance’s ETH/USDT trading pair valued at over $18.4 million. According to CoinGecko, the total crypto market capitalization dropped by over 8% to $2 trillion, increasing sell-offs among speculators.

As crypto.news reported earlier, TRON founder Justin Sun offered to help the industry by teasing his “willingness” to buy confiscated Bitcoins from the German government over-the-counter. It’s unclear when these negotiations will begin, but with the recent movement of Bitcoins to centralized exchanges from Germany-labeled addresses, Mt. Gox’s repayments have seemingly become the primary concern among traders.

As Bitcoin plunged below the $57,000 mark, concerns surged among investors about potential market volatility and its impact on miners.

On Thursday morning, speculators continued their selling pressure, forcing Bitcoin (BTC) to dip below $57,000 for the first time since February. As of press time, Bitcoin rebounded above the $57,000 mark, but its previous quick plunge might signal weakness, potentially impacting sentiment among retail traders.

Blockchain research firm CryptoQuant noted that crypto beginners — who bought BTC over the past six to three months — have started moving their coins amid the plunge and “increasing selling pressure.” According to the platform’s data, approximately $2.4 billion worth of BTC controlled by crypto beginners began moving, likely signaling their intention to sell at current market prices.