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Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $108,993 today, July 4, after dropping by 0.74% in the last 24 hours. Despite the recent decline, BTC might be headed for a rally after a decline in the US dollar index (DXY) by 11% this year. The value of the dollar has been dropping due to concerns about the US Federal Reserve leaving interest rates unchanged because of a strong jobs market. Because of this drop, traders are looking forward to how the Bitcoin price may perform.

US Dollar Index Drops Below 97 to 3-Year Low

The US dollar index is off to a rough start in July after dropping below 97, which is its lowest level in three years, and this is because of several concerns that have seen traders abandon the dollar for stronger currencies and assets. One of these concerns came from the US jobs data report released yesterday.

Bitcoin Price Targets Gains as US Dollar Index FallsBitcoin Price Targets Gains as US Dollar Index Falls
US Dollar Index (Source: Yahoo Finance)

As CoinGape reported, the US jobs data was strong in June, and usually, it is the market’s expectation that such an increase supports the strength of the dollar. However, this has not happened this time around because of crushed hopes that the Fed will reduce interest rates.

Bitcoin price also shook after the report because many traders were expecting the Fed to reduce rates at the upcoming FOMC meeting. However, with the higher chance that the Fed will maintain its tight monetary policy, the dollar is most likely heading for another move lower that may bode well for BTC price if history repeats.

Moreover, the passing of President Donald Trump’s one big beautiful bill has also created concerns about an increase in the US national debt, and this is having a negative effect on the strength of the US dollar while increasing optimism towards Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Price Targets Recovery on Weakening Dollar

It is important that while Bitcoin price is currently showing the same weakness as the dollar index, it has a high chance of recovery in the long term. This is because Bitcoin is inversely correlated with the dollar, meaning that when the latter rises, BTC price drops, and when the DXY falls, BTC tends to rise.

These gains are more likely to happen due to Bitcoin creating an inverse head and shoulders pattern that shows the trend is about to change from a bearish one to a bullish one.

The height of this pattern to the support level of $108,272 indicates that if BTC price continues to close above this level, there is a chance that it may rise by 10% to above $119,000. Going by this bullish Bitcoin price prediction, it is possible that a Bitcoin all-time high forms soon, with the rally coming from the dropping US dollar index.

At the same time, the RSI at 58 is supporting the bullish thesis outlined above, and as long as buyers are more than sellers, the BTC price might overcome the $108,272 resistance.

Bitcoin Price Analysis as Dollar Index Hits 3-Year LowBitcoin Price Analysis as Dollar Index Hits 3-Year Low
BTC/USDT: 1-day Chart (Source: TradingView)

However, even with the bullish outlook seen from the bullish pattern and the RSI, it is important to note that the previous all-time high of $111,970 will act as a strong resistance. Whenever BTC attempts to cross this level, it may face a setback as some traders look to scoop profits.

In summary, Bitcoin price might be heading for more gains after a decline in the US dollar index to the lowest level in three years created optimism about the demand for risk assets. If the inverse head and shoulders pattern on the daily chart plays out, it is possible that BTC will increase by 10% to above $119,000.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Bitcoin price will likely surge as the US dollar drops. This is because historical data shows that whenever the DXY is falling, risk assets, such as BTC, see renewed demand.

The US dollar index is falling because of the strong jobs data report that has reduced hopes that the Federal Reserve will trim interest rates.

Bitcoin might be ready for an all-time high because of the falling dollar and the creation of an inverse head and shoulders pattern that hints at a 10% rally.

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Muthoni Mary is a seasoned crypto market analyst and writer with over three years of experience decoding blockchain trends, price movements, and market dynamics. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce (Finance) from Kenyatta University, blending a solid academic foundation with a sharp eye for technical analysis and a deep understanding of on-chain data. Her work delivers clear, data-driven insights that empower investors to navigate the fast-evolving digital asset space with confidence. When she’s not analyzing the markets, Mary enjoys reading and travelling.

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