According to COINOTAG News, Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a massive inflow of **$564 million** this week, reigniting investor interest in the cryptocurrency. Bitcoin opened at **$94,230**, surged to **$102,997.8**, with an increase of **9.3%**. Analysis shows that the liquidity liquidation threshold is relatively high around **$93,000**, while the **support level at $94,000** experienced multiple buyer interventions mid-week, laying the groundwork for breaking through the **$100,000 milestone**. Additionally, the heat map indicates large-scale liquidations near **$102,000**, with many long positions being closed, suggesting potential profit-taking and market volatility. The strong support level around **$96,000** indicates that a substantial amount of long investments remains secure, providing a buffer against market downturns. This bullish trend is primarily driven by institutional capital flows, with the **$102,000 to $105,000** range expected to face technical challenges. Bitunix analysts suggest that with the progress of the **US-UK trade agreement**, Bitcoin (BTC) has a short-term support level at **$94,200**, with an expected volatility range of **$102,500-$105,000**. In the current context of uncertainty, the flow of ETF funds and the observability of the upcoming **CPI** and **PPI** data remain crucial for strategic asset allocation.
