Bitcoin to Remain Overbought for the Next Few Months, Says PlanB

Bitcoin’s current rally may be far from over, as Stock-to-Flow (S2F) model creator PlanB predicted extended overbought conditions.

Parth Dubey By Parth Dubey Hamza Tariq Editor Hamza Tariq Updated 3 mins read
Bitcoin to Remain Overbought for the Next Few Months, Says PlanB

Key Notes

  • PlanB forecasted Bitcoin RSI to remain above 80 for months, mirroring past bull cycles.
  • BTC hovers near $118K amid mounting liquidity above spot price, signaling an imminent short squeeze.
  • Technical chart shows a rising wedge with weakening MACD and volatile BoP, suggesting caution.

Bitcoin’s BTC $115 337 24h volatility: 3.3% Market cap: $2.29 T Vol. 24h: $89.32 B recent rally to an all-time high of $123,000 may just be the beginning of a sustained period of overbought conditions, according to renowned analyst PlanB.

In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), the creator of the Stock-to-Flow (S2F) model noted that the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is nearing 75, a level historically followed by multiple months of even higher RSI readings in previous bull markets.

With BTC now trading at $118,365 and a market capitalization of $2.3 trillion, many market participants believe that further upside, despite volatility, is likely.

Liquidity Clusters Hint at Short Squeeze

Bitcoin briefly dipped to $117,000 on Thursday before bouncing back amid rising anticipation of a short squeeze but remains the top coins to buy.

Data from CoinGlass shows a build-up of overhead liquidity above spot price, a pattern known to act as a “magnet,” often triggering sharp upward moves. Trader Mister Crypto predicted a massive short squeeze.

Analyst Crypto Rover called the squeeze “obvious.” Meanwhile, fellow analyst Daan Crypto Trades identified $120,000 and $115,000 as key areas to watch, citing heavy positioning on both sides of the market.

Signs of Overheating Emerge

According to Arab Chain, the Bitcoin Bull and Bear Market Cycle Indicator shows that the market is in a bullish zone but is fast approaching an “overheated” territory. Such a zone has signaled strong gains, often followed by corrections.

“This is not the right time for a major purchase,” Arab Chain noted, suggesting that investors are likely to wait for a pullback rather than buy into strength.

Meanwhile, the broader moving average trend, spanning 30 to 365 days, continues to support an upward trajectory unless disrupted by unexpected macro events.

Bitcoin Price Analysis: Rising Wedge Breakout

The Bitcoin daily chart reveals a classic rising wedge pattern, often a bearish reversal setup when formed after a prolonged uptrend. Price is now nearing the wedge’s apex, with immediate resistance near $123,000 and rising support around $110,000.

The MACD histogram is weakening, and the MACD line is starting to flatten, suggesting waning bullish momentum. A bearish crossover could trigger a retest of wedge support, possibly toward the $110,000–$112,000 region.

Bitcoin Daily Chart with Rising Wedge | Source: TradingView

The BoP indicator remains volatile, hovering around negative territory. A breakout above $123,000 could push BTC to new highs near $130,000–$135,000, with the RSI moving firmly into the 80+ range, in line with PlanB’s prediction.

However, a breakdown below $115,000 could lead to a sharper correction toward $105,000 or even $100,000.

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