Bitcoin breaks below triangle support to $102,679 before a bounce, with $100,368 emerging as a key liquidity reaction zone.
High-value investors dominate 89% of Bitcoin transactions, with average transfer size rising to $36,200 amid institutional momentum.
BTC volatility spikes after rejection near $107K FVG zone, while triangle breakdown hints at continued pressure below $103,000.
According to Titan of Crypto, Bitcoin broke below a symmetrical triangle pattern, triggering volatility around support and resistance levels. The breakdown followed a rejection near the Fair Value Gap (FVG) zone between $106,000 and $107,000. Consequently, price dipped below $103,000, reaching a low of $102,679.
Source: Titan of Crypto
However, a swift bounce emerged, lifting the price to around $103,760. Meanwhile, institutional participation is surging, with 89% of Bitcoin transactions now driven by high-value players. Average transfer size has risen to $36,200, underlining growing adoption by large-scale investors.
Symmetrical Triangle Breakdown Sparks Price Jitters
The symmetrical triangle formed on Bitcoin’s 4-hour chart showed a tightening range from early June to June 21. Price traded between lower highs and higher lows, reflecting compression and indecision. However, the breakout attempt into the FVG zone failed to hold. As a result, price plunged beneath the triangle’s lower boundary with strong momentum.
Bitcoin then swept the previous weekly low near $102,679, activating a liquidity pocket around $100,368. Buyers reacted at that level, sparking a minor recovery. Still, the price remains close to the triangle’s broken lower edge, signaling a possible retest. If Bitcoin fails to reclaim the triangle soon, downside pressure may persist.
On the upside, the upper triangle boundary sits near $110,524, aligned with the previous weekly high. Hence, bulls must clear multiple resistance layers to resume upward momentum. The $102,000 zone attracts high trading volume, making it a key battleground.
High-Value Transactions Confirm Institutional Growth
Besides the technical breakdown, on-chain data shown by analyst Lucky confirms Bitcoin’s transformation into a high-value transfer network. From January 2023 to June 2025, average transaction volumes climbed. In late 2024, the metric hit an all-time high of $59,400.
Source: Lucky
Moreover, Bitcoin’s price surged from $20,000 in early 2023 to nearly $50,000 in 2025. During that period, average transfer sizes followed price movements. Between November 2023 and April 2024, large-value transactions spiked repeatedly, mirroring sharp price gains.
Currently, the average volume per transaction stands at $36,200. This reflects sustained activity by institutional players. Despite fewer spikes in 2025, dominance by high-value wallets remains strong.
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