We collected YouTube bloggers' calls on BTC for October 29, 2026: where they expect the price to go and which targets and levels they name. Each call is the author's opinion, not investment advice.
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Bitcoin Magazine: sideways action at $80,000 seen as pause before next BTC rally
Bitcoin has been in a holding pattern around the $80,000 mark for some months, a consolidation that Tyler Evans of Bitcoin Magazine sees as just a brief pause before it makes further progress.
For his part, Evans, who is CIO at Nakamoto and co-founder of UTXO Management, attributes the current lack of price movement to market uncertainty. Investors are being cautious in the run-up to the Fed meeting and the US midterms, not to mention higher bond yields. In his view, the market has yet to find a compelling narrative to carry it into 2027.
There are signs of a change in the wind according to Chainalysis figures: institutional players are accumulating as smaller ones offload their positions, resulting in an inflow of Bitcoin to the US. Evans is also bullish on what innovations can do for accessibility, citing AI and the likes of VanEck’s WMBO ETF. He does not let the 7 percent drop so far this year cloud his optimism; with new catalysts on the horizon, he is confident the upward trend will pick up again.
Anthony Pompliano: BTC seen gaining value as rare asset in an age of abundance
Anthony Pompliano sees rare assets like Bitcoin gaining value as the global economy becomes increasingly abundant. The host of the channel is unapologetically bullish on BTC, as well as gold and real estate; he sees good potential in them despite recent volatility.
Pompliano argues that scarcity becomes more noticeable in an age when AI has made both dollars and information plentiful. He has a positive view of Bitcoin, gold, and real estate because he believes they become more desirable as the world is saturated with resources. A pullback in the price of Bitcoin to $80,000 will not dampen his enthusiasm; in fact, he says it is an opportunity for those who invest with conviction.
There are also the network fundamentals of Bitcoin. Even with miners adopting new technologies, the hash rate is close to an all-time high, as Pompliano points out. Research he has presented indicates that Perpetual Preferreds have taken 135,000 BTC off the market through acquisition. Looking ahead, he remains bullish on BTC, given how Q4 has performed in the past, especially in the run-up to midterms, for example.
VirtualBacon: targeting $90K–94K before consolidation, but no new all-time high
Bitcoin is not going to reach a new all-time high, but the host of VirtualBacon has it pegged for the $90K to $94K mark ahead of any correction.
In the analyst’s view, what is to come will be the third major move of the cycle for Bitcoin. He suggests that traders should mark $87K as key resistance and the level at which a bull trend can be confirmed; in that respect, the figure is comparable to the $20K–$30K range of 2023 and represents an important breakout zone.
VirtualBacon makes the case for $94K as a reasonable upside target this time around, much like $47K was in 2022. As for the $100K figure, despite its psychological significance, the analyst considers it overreaching at this stage. A correction should set in when Bitcoin reaches the $90K–$94K area, and past performance suggests looking to $80K for a mid-cycle pullback.
Benjamin Cowen: potential BTC correction expected after US midterm elections
Benjamin Cowen foresees the possibility of a short-lived rally in Bitcoin ahead of the US midterm elections, though he expects that to give way to a downturn. The host of the channel draws attention to an old pattern that has been part of Bitcoin market cycles: a correction in the wake of midterms.
As Cowen puts it, every time the market has reached a bottom with a significant drop in past cycles, it was after the US midterms. One need only look at 2014 or 2018 for example; after the midterms there was a good deal of selling as Bitcoin rallied and then came back down hard.
Cowen believes the present cycle is likely to do the same given this history. In light of what the data from previous years indicates, he argues that a price correction in Bitcoin is to be expected once the midterms are over.
Bitcoin Magazine: bitcoin bottom confirmed, targets $100,000–$125,000 on bullish momentum
Alex Thorn, head of research at Galaxy Digital, would have one believe Bitcoin has put its bottom behind it, a view underpinned by technicals and the fact that major investors are not yet fully exposed.
For 20 weeks in a row, the asset has been trading above its 50-week moving average, which in the past has indicated that a major downturn is over. Galaxy Research’s own analysis shows that in prior cycles, Bitcoin has not fallen below this mark once it has held its ground there. At present, BTC is about 8% above the 50-week average; in previous bull markets, the figure was 20%, so there is still upside potential.
Thorn notes the appeal for new allocations given that large macro and strategic funds have left themselves underinvested in Bitcoin. When the 13F filings come in from asset managers and pension funds on November 16, he anticipates they will show considerable inflows to the ETFs. With retail interest yet to make a broader comeback, he puts targets in the $100,000-110,000 range, if not as high as $125,000. There are also tailwinds to Bitcoin’s standing as digital gold in the form of devaluing currencies, the sovereign debt buildup, and the market dynamics brought about by AI.
Tyler S: BTC eyes breakout above $84,000 in post-election rally scenario
Tyler S would have one think this U.S. midterm election year is of some importance to Bitcoin’s upward trajectory. The author makes the point that in years past, BTC has tended to stage a strong rally in the wake of U.S. midterms.
He draws attention to the fact that after the 2014 midterms, for instance, Bitcoin bottomed for 71 days; it was 39 days after 2018 and a mere 13 in 2022. Tyler S takes this as indicative of a quicker recovery and growth in the period after an election. At present, he considers the $70,000 to $75,000 area solid support and feels that making an entry at those levels can be to one’s advantage.
As for what is to come, the trader anticipates a sizeable move to the upside from Bitcoin in the course of the next three months and more considerable gains in the six months beyond. He cites its ability to withstand headwinds such as high oil prices or bad news as proof of bullishness. A new leg up would be confirmed with a move over the $84,000 resistance, in his view. And then there is the matter of artificial intelligence, which Tyler S thinks will do much to speed along price appreciation and the adoption of crypto.
Crypto World: short-term BTC recovery expected after post-Fed volatility
Bitcoin has entered a short-term uptrend recently, says the host of Crypto World, after dipping for a while following the Fed’s latest meeting. The analyst believes that some recovery can be expected in the days ahead.
In the expert’s assessment, the coin is back to being bullish in the short term, even though it took a minor hit from the Fed and some market pressure due to the steep fall in Google shares. At present, Bitcoin is defending support in the $28,000 to $30,000 range; an active bullish divergence on the lower timeframes suggests a recovery is underway.
But do not expect any major rally for now, the analyst says, given the bearish divergence on the daily chart and the fact that liquidity remains thin below current price levels. A further negative catalyst could see support at around $27,000 tested. As for Ethereum and XRP, the host notes that they are holding their support zones.
Krown: key support at $79,700 may decide BTC’s next major move
Krown states that the $79,700 support is what will decide Bitcoin’s fortunes; in the eyes of traders, it is a make-or-break point for where the asset heads next.
In his analysis, Krown has Bitcoin testing a support zone at $79,700 of significant importance. He notes the attention being paid to the daily chart to see if BTC can close above this level and maintain it, something that would help underpin the bullish trend over the long term.
On the other hand, should Bitcoin fail to stay above $79,700, Krown cautions that one can expect a correction down into the $77,500 to $78,500 area. And a more pronounced fall below $75,000 would amount to a major breakdown, perhaps calling into question the validity of the recent rally as a false breakout and changing the mood in the market. For any confirmation of how Bitcoin’s price action will play out in the coming phase, $79,700 is the threshold to watch.
Crypto Love: strong bullish phase expected as 2026 cycle mirrors 2022 recovery
There are historical parallels and bullish divergences that hint at considerable upside for Bitcoin in 2026, according to the host of Crypto Love. A cycle is forming that will echo 2022.
An 88% correlation on a daily basis over the last 360 days supports this, with the analyst noting that the market structure of 2026 is a near match for its fourth annual cycle. Such a strong resemblance to previous cycles, especially the recovery phases, suggests a more sustained bullish trend ahead.
On the weekly charts, one can see bullish divergences taking shape; several long-term metrics are at what the analyst considers to be the bottom of the cycle. The forecast is for June and February of 2026 to resemble their 2022 counterparts in November and June, when there were sharp recoveries. As for the recent short-term liquidations, the Crypto Love host sees them as the kind of catalyst that can start a bull run, and expects Bitcoin to enter a growth zone where exceptional gains are possible.
Cointelegraph: BTC target of $90,000 by end of 2026 with outperformance over ETH
Markus Thielen of 10x Research is far more optimistic about what lies ahead for Bitcoin than for Ethereum, and in 2026 he foresees the former leaving the latter behind, says Cointelegraph.
The 10x Research founder puts a $90,000 price target on Bitcoin by the end of 2026. He points to the asset’s resilience and capacity to adapt as evidence; in his view, it is a ‘living organism’ that will evolve with whatever challenges come its way. On top of that, the money printing by governments should put Bitcoin in a position to outpace other assets.
Thielen does not rule out some corrections, perhaps as low as $70,000, but considers them fleeting and anticipates a rally to follow over the course of the year. His outlook on Ethereum is less optimistic: in his estimation, it has no real incentive for holders and would benefit from implementing network usage fees in order to generate returns. Then there are the macroeconomic unknowns and the question of quantum computing, yet none of this has dampened Thielen’s bullishness on where Bitcoin is headed in the long run.
Lark Davis: bitcoin could reach $413,000 by 2028 based on futures model
Lark Davis hosted a segment with Willy Woo, the analyst who put forward a stochastic model suggesting that Bitcoin may be worth $413,000 in 2028, an increase of about 300 to 350 percent from today’s figures.
The model is based on a stochastic framework and variables such as yield degradation and the law of large numbers to project prospective prices for Bitcoin; Woo considers it a more grounded forecast than those from overly optimistic models.
Regarding the likelihood of a $413,000 price by 2028, Woo places it in the 28th to 50th percentile of possible outcomes. It is a scenario that is quite plausible, if not a certainty or an outlier. To support the feasibility of a $400,000 target, he says the amount of capital that would need to flow in is not excessive.
DataDash: BTC holds above $71,380 support as market eyes breakout after correction
DataDash has Bitcoin consolidating near $80,000 following a typical 10-15% October pullback and says a major move is not far off. For the host of the channel, the bullish bias will hold as long as BTC does not lose key support.
In the five weeks or so since topping out at $88,000 in late September, DataDash observes that the asset has been confined to a tight $79,000 to $81,000 range. It is all part of the market ‘coiling up’ with sideways action before something more substantial happens. The recent 10% retreat from early October is in line with the 10-15% correction one would expect to see in Bitcoin before it resumes its upward trend.
The analyst emphasizes patience and risk management during corrections of this kind, pointing to the rewards of making strategic buys at support. He sees $71,380 as the line in the sand for support; as long as Bitcoin stays above that level, the bullish case remains intact.
CryptoJack: risk of sharp correction if Bitcoin breaks below $79,000 support
Bitcoin has taken another leg down to make a new low, says the host of CryptoJack. While Hype’s hyper-leveraged futures were responsible for a 17% jump in price at one point, the author believes that conditions are no less risky for traders because of it.
In fact, CryptoJack warns of the dangers of Bitcoin’s unrelenting slide should it fall below the $79,000 support and trigger a sharp correction. The short term has become even more volatile due to hyper-leveraged futures, as seen during a three-hour period when prices spiked 17%.
There are also external factors like the global crypto trading contest from Coinbase, with its USDC prize pool of $2 million, but the analyst does not see market sentiment as anything but cautious. He recalls the 10 to 14 percent loss in Bitcoin ahead of the election last year; if the right levels are breached, that kind of volatility will return, he suggests.
The Modern Investor: crypto market set for bullish recovery in early November with strong institutional buying
The crypto market should see a rebound come early November and establish a bullish trend for the foreseeable future, says the host of The Modern Investor. What is being pointed to as an important indicator by the analyst is the accumulation that major companies are undertaking.
In fact, large corporations have accumulated close to 250,000 bitcoins in the last 12 weeks alone, a testament to their confidence in where crypto is headed. MicroStrategy is a case in point: it has brought its total bitcoin holdings to around 850,000 with a recent $22 million purchase of BTC. It is all part of an institutional buying spree that speaks volumes; these firms are said to believe that Bitcoin will be worth $1 million before 2030.
One can assume from the size of these purchases, the host suggests, that there are decisions or events on the horizon likely to make an impression on the market. Then you have Bitmine and others expanding their crypto portfolios, with Bitmine staking $1 million a day from its $390 million in Ethereum. And if XRP is any indication, other assets are gaining traction around the world even with US regulators in the way. For the moment, the near-term picture for Bitcoin is a bullish one.
Pro Blockchain Media Live: BTC target at $500,000 by September 2029 amid supercycle expectations
An anonymous analyst believes that a supercycle is approaching, one that will set a new all-time high for BTC in the years to come. This is according to the host of Pro Blockchain Media Live, who notes that the analyst has a track record of having called Bitcoin’s 2025 top to the day.
He is no stranger to making accurate calls on the market’s tops and bottoms. Now he is putting forward a $500,000 price target for BTC by September 2029, reasoning that as liquidity returns and money becomes cheaper, a supercycle will take hold in the years ahead.
Power law growth models are what the analyst uses to make his case; they point to considerable upside not only for BTC but also for ETH at $45,000 and SOL at $2,000. As for the current cycle, he sees a multi-year bullish period before any significant correction, with the bottom expected in the first part of October 2026.
Pro Blockchain Media Live: bitcoin target set at $500,000 based on previous accurate predictions
There is a forecast making the rounds on the internet lately that puts Bitcoin at $500,000 and Ethereum in the vicinity of $45,000, as put forward by the host of Pro Blockchain Media Live. One has to give the prediction some credence given the source was spot on with its 2019 calls.
It has gained attention after a screenshot surfaced detailing such lofty targets for BTC and ETH. The host insists the current outlook is well founded; the originator of this forecast called Bitcoin at $5,300 and $9,200 in 2019 with remarkable accuracy.
Then there is an old 4chan post worth mentioning which had Bitcoin at an all-time high of $126,000 for October 6, 2025, in line with what CoinMarketCap would show. The expert behind the numbers is bullish on the prospect of liquidity fueling demand for risk assets and can point to the mathematics of prior Bitcoin cycles to back it up. As for where things are heading in this cycle, a $200,000 mark for BTC and $5,000 for ETH is a fair target, though one can find a more in-depth treatment of the matter on their Telegram.
Crypto Rover: potential BTC pressure ahead of US elections with support at $79,000
Bitcoin could come under some downward pressure ahead of the US elections, says the host of Crypto Rover. In the author’s view, the past is a good indicator; one will find that Bitcoin has been prone to declines during this time frame.
He is of the opinion that the present cycle may well see a repeat of what happened in 2018 and last year when, in the lead-up to an election, the asset would drop. The fact that the Federal Reserve did not alter interest rates as was anticipated only adds weight to his argument.
On the technical side, the analyst has $79,000 in mind as a notable support level and cautions that a move down to that level is likely to put long positions under pressure. Should it go as low as $75,000, he would not rule out making a purchase. As for opening new positions, the 200-day moving average is where one should be looking, with Crypto Rover pointing to the likelihood of some abrupt action from a Bitcoin under compression.
CryptoJack: BTC risks deeper drop if $82,000 support fails after FOMC meeting
Bitcoin is being put to the test near its 50-week moving average, an important support line, says the CryptoJack channel. The author cautions that a failure to hold $82,000 could mark the start of a less favorable trend.
In the expert’s view, Bitcoin is in a downtrend and is currently near the 50-week moving average; if it falls below $82,000, bearish forces are likely to accelerate.
There is still uncertainty in the market after the FOMC had the Federal Reserve leave rates at 3.75-4.00%, with more than an 80% chance of a hike coming in December. Yet the expert is not deterred by these headwinds and still considers Bitcoin a good buy at $80,000. As for other developments, Bitwise has set its worst-case scenario for BTC at $130,686 in 2036, while BingX has made it possible to trade US stocks using stablecoins.
Benjamin Cowen: BTC may retest Q4 lows if inflation and yields rise
The man behind the Benjamin Cowen channel argues that Bitcoin’s price may be meaningfully affected by the Fed’s decision to keep rates unchanged in the face of persistent inflation. In his view, it is important to pay attention to upcoming economic data and the US election cycle.
The analyst points to the 6.35% year-over-year PPI figure as evidence of the level of inflation the Federal Reserve was willing to tolerate while keeping rates steady. He attributes this to political reasons, similar to what was seen in 2018 and other years with an upcoming election.
Cowen cautions that tomorrow’s PCE inflation numbers will likely be strong, putting upward pressure on 10-year Treasury yields. If that happens, he anticipates some selling in Bitcoin and the rest of the crypto market. In the worst-case scenario, with high inflation and rising yields, BTC could retrace to the lows of the fourth quarter of 2023. There is also the issue of US markets, which tend to decline after an election; if oil prices reach $120 or higher, both stocks and crypto could face additional pressure.
CryptoWendyO: BTC projected to reach $1.6 million by 2036 amid growing institutional adoption
CryptoWendyO points to the institutional momentum and the proliferation of partnerships in the crypto world as the driving forces behind the bullish long-term outlook for Bitcoin.
As evidence of crypto products gaining mainstream traction, the host highlights Ripple’s rapid institutional growth; the firm now counts more than 1,700 institutions among its clients and reports $900 million in annualized product revenue. There are also partnerships with companies like Robinhood and Coinbase to make stablecoins more accessible, not to mention RLUSD’s top rating from Moody’s, all of which point to increasing adoption.
Blockchain technology is being used with growing confidence across the broader ecosystem, whether through Securitize’s collaboration with Stellar or some of the innovative offerings from Near. With Bitwise launching a staking ETF and analysts making optimistic projections, including a $1.6 million price target for BTC by 2036, CryptoWendyO argues that conditions are very favorable for Bitcoin in the long term.
The Moon Show: any price above $57,700 seen as a BTC buying opportunity
The Moon Show claims that trend theory makes for a sound buying proposition with Bitcoin at any price over $57,700. The show’s analyst considers anything above that figure to be an advantageous entry for BTC; even a retreat to $62,000 or the $57,700 mark does not diminish the appeal for buyers.
In the expert’s view, history bears this out: buying after a correction typically leads to profits in the months to come. Should Bitcoin fall below $57,700, it is of no consequence, the analyst says, as the bullish trend remains intact. Investors are well advised to buy on such corrections and make the most of the bull market. Relying on historical price action, the analyst regards the trend theory he puts forward as one of the better ways to trade crypto.
Crypto Capital Venture: strong BTC rally expected after US November elections
The host of Crypto Capital Venture believes that Bitcoin is in for a significant price increase once the US elections have concluded on November 3. According to the analyst, there has never been a year in which Bitcoin has lost value following a US election.
To support his bullish stance, the expert points to what he calls a historical pattern. In every US election year since 2011, there have been returns: 155% in 2023, 90% in 2019, 35% in 2015, and as much as 1400% in 2011.
There is also the matter of the new economic growth phase that has begun after 51 months of contraction, something his own business cycle index confirms. The author sees the current cycle as only in its early stages of expansion and thinks it may well lead to a BTC rally of greater strength and earlier onset than those of previous cycles; 2017 and 2021 saw major bull runs follow such upturns.
Not to be overlooked is the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco’s forecast of a productivity boom similar to what was seen in the 1990s, another factor in Bitcoin’s favor. All in all, the market could be moved by the regional business cycle or the productivity figures due November 5, but for now the weeks ahead are key with the US elections on November 3.
The Moon Show: ongoing BTC accumulation amid volatility signals confidence in bull trend
CryptoKid has been steadily accumulating Bitcoin lately and remains as bullish as ever in the face of market gyrations, says the host of The Moon Show.
The channel’s resident trader has a simple routine: he puts $100 into Bitcoin each day on a non-custodial basis and sets limit orders to add to his position if BTC falls from its current level. During periods of volatility, he makes a point of using limit orders to secure a good entry price.
As for the broader picture, CryptoKid believes the market left its bearish phase behind for good once it cleared $8,270 in the third week of September. He is not swayed by the ebb and flow of the markets; his strategy for building up his holdings has been the same since January, and he is under no illusion that there is more upside to come in this trend.
This article reflects the channel authors’ opinions and is not investment advice.
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