Bitcoin’s price action just gave bulls something to cheer about—the weekly candle has flipped green. This shift in momentum, while not final until Sunday’s close, is often seen by traders as a strong signal of a potential bullish phase. If this green candle holds, it could pave the way for a renewed rally.
In crypto trading, the weekly candle is a key indicator of longer-term momentum. A green weekly candle indicates that the price has closed higher than it opened over the week—a simple but powerful bullish sign. When this pattern appears after a period of market uncertainty or sideways movement, it tends to attract more buying interest.
Currently, traders and analysts are cautiously optimistic. If Bitcoin maintains this green candle until the weekly close on Sunday, it could confirm growing upward momentum, potentially leading to higher price levels in the days ahead.
Bitcoin Weekly candle just turned Mega-Bullish if this holds until Sunday close. pic.twitter.com/M1rLQS5GNB
— Bitcoin Archive (@BTC_Archive) June 7, 2025
A confirmed green weekly close could trigger technical buying and renewed retail and institutional interest. Historically, such signals have preceded extended uptrends, especially when paired with favorable macroeconomic conditions or crypto news.
However, it’s important to note that the market remains volatile. While the current setup looks promising for Bitcoin bulls, traders will be closely monitoring Sunday’s close to confirm the trend.
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