Bitcoin

Bitcoin Approaches the $110,000 Zone Once Again

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Bitcoin has seen a strong bullish surge in recent trading sessions, climbing more than 7% and now trading back above $108,000 per BTC. The buying bias has been consistently fueled by the announcement from Metaplanet, which plans to raise over $5 billion to acquire Bitcoin — a move that has temporarily restored short-term confidence in the market. As euphoria continues to build in the short term, buying pressure may become increasingly relevant in the upcoming trading sessions.

New Uptrend Line Forming

Following recent upward movements, a new bullish rebound has formed on the chart, initiating a consistent uptrend as price action nears historical highs once again. If buying pressure remains stable, this emerging trendline could gain greater relevance in the short term.

MACD

The MACD histogram continues to oscillate below the neutral 0 line, which suggests that the primary market momentum still lies in bearish territory. If the histogram keeps showing lower values, the previously dormant selling pressure could begin to regain strength.

Bollinger Bands Width

The line measuring the width of the Bollinger Bands remains at low levels, indicating a steady decline in long-term average volatility. If this behavior persists, it could signal the beginning of a consolidation phase in Bitcoin’s price during the next few sessions.

Key Levels to Watch:
  • $111,000 per BTC: Previous all-time high zone. A breakout above this level could strongly reactivate the bullish bias and open the door to a more aggressive uptrend in the short term.

  • $106,000 per BTC: Nearby support that may serve as a buffer against potential selling corrections in the sessions ahead.

  • $100,000 per BTC: A key psychological support level, aligned with recent local lows. Price action falling below this level could put the current bullish formation at risk.


Written by Julian Pineda, CFA – Market Analyst

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