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    Bitcoin MACD Golden Cross Gives $160K BTC Price Target

    FxConnectHUBBy FxConnectHUBSeptember 12, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Key points:

    • Bitcoin sees a repeat bull signal from its MACD indicator, which last came in early April.

    • Price then climbed 40% in a month, which this time would give BTC a $160,000 target.

    • US macro data is quickly making traders short-term bullish on Bitcoin.

    Bitcoin (BTC) could reach $160,000 in September as a classic onchain indicator flips bullish.

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    New findings from popular trader BitBull reveal a key “golden cross” on Bitcoin’s moving average convergence/divergence (MACD) chart.

    Bitcoin MACD repeats April golden cross

    Bitcoin may perform worse in September than any other month on average, but this year could form a major exception.

    MACD, which compares price action across shorter and longer timeframes using two simple moving averages (SMAs), has offered bulls a reason to celebrate.

    On Friday, the MACD line, a derivative of the SMAs, crossed above the signal line, which is a nine-period exponential moving average (EMA) of the MACD line used for buy and sell signals. 

    This has positive implications for short-term price strength, but this latest cross is even more interesting.

    “Bitcoin just had a MACD golden cross on the daily timeframe. But this one is a bit different,” BitBull explained this week. 

    “For the first time since April bottom, BTC had a MACD bullish cross below 0 line.”

    BTC/USDT one-day chart with MACD data. Source: BitBull/X

    Negative MACD values reflect local downtrends, and the cross provides fresh fuel for a market rebound.

    “Last time it happened, BTC rallied 40% in a month and hit a new ATH,” BitBull notes.

    If history repeats, BTC/USD would reach $160,000, already a popular price target for a 2025 high.

    Inflation data boosts BTC price sentiment

    Bullish sentiment continues to flow back into crypto thanks to macroeconomic shifts.

    Related: Bitcoin price cycles ’getting longer’ as new forecast says $124K not the top

    US inflation data has buoyed risk assets and gold, with expectations favoring interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve to restart from next week.

    Fed target rate probabilities for September FOMC meeting (screenshot). Source: CME Group FedWatch Tool

    The August print of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) is due on Thursday, with traders keen to see a positive result build on BTC price upside.

    “If we get a similar print, that’ll confirm the rate cut later this month, and markets will react positively,” popular trader Jelle summarized in part of pre-CPI market coverage on X.

    This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own research when making a decision.