Bitcoin’s new all-time high is supported by less than half the capital inflows of its previous major rally
Market leverage has surged to a one-year high, increasing the risk of a sharp, volatile correction
Analysts like Robert Kiyosaki are now signaling caution and pausing their own buying at these levels
Bitcoin has entered a decisive phase in its current market cycle, pushing above $122,000 and igniting widespread optimism. But while the price surge has bulls celebrating, the dynamics beneath the surface reveal a troubling disconnect between the price action and the capital flowing into the market.
This has created a high-stakes environment where a powerful technical breakout is clashing with signs of underlying market weakness.
The Bull Case: A Clear Breakout with a $150K Target
Michaël van de Poppe highlighted the strong bullish impulse, noting Bitcoin’s breakout above $110,500 as a key signal. The price currently sits above $122,000, showing strength after bouncing off critical support zones near $100,400 and $105,500. These zones acted as reliable springboards, absorbing sell pressure and fueling the latest rally.
Consequently, the breakout ha…
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