Matrixport advises to partially fix profits on Bitcoin
Date: 2025-05-27 Author: Gabriel Deangelo Categories: CRYPTO PAYMENTS
Matrixport experts drew attention to the non-standard behavior of the market: Bitcoin updated its maximums, but without the excitement inherent in such events. In their opinion, this is a signal that investors should think about fixing part of the profit on long positions.
Analysts explained their position by sluggish activity on the spot market and the lack of clear signals on futures platforms - rates on perpetual contracts remain near the neutral level. If the current trend continues without a clear influx of liquidity, a pause in growth may occur.
“Will growth continue without the FOMO effect? At this stage, it would be reasonable to reduce market exposure a little,” Matrixport said, implying that overly confident behavior of traders without confirmation by volumes can be dangerous.
Meanwhile, QCP Capital linked the recent surge in optimism to political events. As experts noted, after a conversation between President Donald Trump and the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, the United States postponed the introduction of additional duties on goods from the EU from June 1 to July 9. This temporary decrease in tension in the international arena gave the market a reason to grow.
A stable inflow of capital into spot Bitcoin ETFs also contributed to the positive mood. This indicates continued interest from institutional investors. According to analysts, another important benchmark will be the PCE inflation indicator report, which will be published in the United States on May 30. This indicator can affect the actions of the Federal Reserve and, accordingly, the dynamics of the crypto market.
In parallel, CoinDesk published a selection of six analytical charts confirming the presence of a strong basis for further growth of Bitcoin up to the $100,000 mark and above.
Earlier, Standard Chartered expressed confidence in the potential of the first cryptocurrency and announced a forecast: growth to $120,000 already in the second quarter of this year.
