Bitcoin’s breakout mirrors 2023 rallies, with similar trendline breaks and angles.
A $95K support flip confirms strength as BTC eyes $108K in extended bullish phase.
Repeating breakout patterns show BTC's multi-stage rallies still follow past cycles.
Bitcoin’s latest breakout has reignited bullish sentiment, with historical patterns hinting at continued price momentum. Analysts now point to previous surges that followed similar trendline breaks as evidence of strong upside potential.
Recurring Technical Setups Indicate Bullish Continuity
Technical behavior in Bitcoin's chart shows repeated consolidation phases followed by decisive breakouts. These setups, marked by descending resistance, have consistently triggered rallies over multi-week intervals in past cycles. This recurring structure now aligns closely with the latest breakout pattern observed in early 2025.
As Bitcoin pushes into higher levels, analysts compare past surges to forecast potential targets and durations. According to market analyst Trader Tardigrade, “Bitcoin has shown a reliable tendency to rally significantly after breaking descending trendlines.” He outlines three specific breakouts since 2023, each followed by steep, sustained gains.
Source: Trader Tardigrade
The first of these began in early 2023 after a 26-week consolidation phase under a descending trendline. Once the price broke the resistance, BTC surged by 73%, marking a new upward phase in the broader market cycle. This breakout led to the first significant rally following the prolonged 2022 bear market.
Another breakout came in late 2023 after a 20-week descending structure held BTC in a tight range. The breakout led to a 143% rally, the strongest of the three patterns identified by the analyst’s chart. Tardigrade notes this move confirmed aggressive market momentum at that stage of the cycle.
A shorter 9-week descending trendline emerged in early 2025 under a similar structure as previous setups. After the price broke above the resistance, Bitcoin rallied by 63%, confirming the repeatability of the breakout model. Tardigrade highlights that duration, structure, and breakout angle match prior surges in both timing and outcome.
Resistance Flip and Structural Targets Suggest Continuation
Crypto Caesar expands on this view, offering additional structural insight into Bitcoin’s current price trajectory. He focuses on price movement since August 2023, identifying resistance flips and critical support confirmations. His analysis includes Wyckoff spring patterns, head-and-shoulders formations, and upward continuation signs.
Bitcoin recently cleared the $90,000 resistance, now viewed as a key support for the next price phase. According to Caesar, the breakout candle above this zone followed a minor consolidation around $95,000. He identifies $95,344.7 as the level anchoring the current support structure in place.
Source: Crypto Caesar
The broader chart shows Bitcoin rallying from the $25,000 low in August 2023 to current levels near $103,000. This movement reflects a 2.3x price increase and confirms the strength of the multi-stage bullish formation. Building on this structure, he targets resistance between $102,955.6 and $108,578.4 as the next key zone.
As a result of these developments, a consistent breakout-retest-continuation model appears to be in play again. Despite shorter consolidation periods in 2025, price action still mirrors previous surge setups identified by analysts. This suggests that Bitcoin’s technical behavior remains aligned with its previous bullish cycles.
