Bitcoin accelerates its rise, with traders and analysts' latest views summarized as' bear market over 'almost a consensus BlockBeats News: On September 21st, this afternoon, after the opening of the pre-market in the US stock market, Bitcoin quickly rose, rising about 5% in the past two hours, from $81000 to over $85000. Before the rise of this wave, several traders and analysts had reached a consensus that the "crypto bear market is over". BlockBeats summarized it as follows: At the end of August and the beginning of September, the trading giant whale "set 10 big goals first" and predicted that "if Bitcoin stabilizes at $80000, it will target $100000, and the last chance to get on the market." At the same time, it confirmed that "it is not too late to get on the market at $80000 or even above, and there is still room. $100000 is likely to reach earlier than I originally expected." Renowned trader Doctor Profit said yesterday that Bitcoin has broken through the 50 week moving average (MA50) currently at around $78700. If the closing of this week can be maintained at that average, Above the line, it will see this as a confirmation signal for the start of a new bull market, with a target of $88000 after the remaining resistance breaks through. Alex Thorn, the head of research at Galaxy, recently expressed similar views on technology morphology analysis. In addition, well-known analyst PlanB, who was previously criticized for being an "eternal bull," issued a statement last week stating that Bitcoin has reached its 50 week moving average (around $79000) and the next target is its 100 week moving average (around $89000), while also confirming the end of the bear market. Jiang Zhuo'er, the founder of the Leibit Mining Pool, expressed caution while going long, predicting that Bitcoin will "touch the high resistance zone of 83-84k and then begin a major pullback. But this form, this is not the highest point, take a look, it's not empty. Hold full position ETH spot and wait for price increase. Renowned trader Killa's recent view has always been that data from several bull bear cycles of Bitcoin indicate that the depth of the bear market is gradually becoming shallower, and the bottom of this cycle may have formed, making it almost impossible for some bears to expect a drop to $50000 in October. Its latest viewpoint is that Bitcoin's next target can be as high as the $88000 range; If it falls rapidly below 80000, it may test the low point of 70000 US dollars, but based on trading volume analysis, this scenario is currently unlikely.