Is $BTC ready to break the USD100,000 barrier?

Bitcoin is once again the talk of the town. After a solid rebound of 15%, its price hovers around USD 97,000, and the technical signals are pointing towards a possible takeoff to record figures. One of the key metrics generating excitement is the MVRV ratio (Market Value to Realized Value), which reflects how much unrealized profit investors holding BTC have on average.

This indicator surged to 2.12, suggesting that holders have, on average, 112% in unrealized gains. For analysts, this level is typical of bullish phases. But the most interesting part is that the MVRV is about to cross its 365-day moving average — positioned at 2.15 — which could form a "golden cross," a technical signal that in the past has preceded explosive price increases.

Moreover, the current context is even more favorable: the #ETF of Bitcoin #etfbtc recently approved are attracting fresh capital, especially from large financial institutions. This type of flow usually strongly drives prices up, as the volumes handled are considerable.

Analysts are now closely watching the 97,500 USD area as the level that BTC needs to surpass to aim for a new all-time high.

And some, more optimistic, are already making bold projections: USD125,000 in the short term and up to USD450,000 by the end of 2025, if gold's behavior is repeated.