$BTC Bitcoin prices have experienced moderate volatility over the past few hours, having previously risen above $110,000 following the release of U.S. inflation data that showed a slowdown. However, some gains were later withdrawn due to profit-taking sales. This decline is considered a slight correction within a bullish trend that has been ongoing since May 22, 2025, when Bitcoin reached an all-time high of about $111,970.

Technical analyses indicate that Bitcoin remains under resistance pressure around the levels of $110,600–$111,000, while being supported down to the support levels between $106,000 and $105,200. From a strategic perspective, the recent decline signals short-term overbought conditions, but the overall trend remains positive.

On the institutional side, the flow of investments into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continues, reaching a value of about $132 billion, compared to $91 billion in April, which supports demand and gives Bitcoin a more mature status. Companies such as MicroStrategy are also witnessing a shift towards adopting Bitcoin as a core part of their cash reserves, surpassing over 580,000 Bitcoins.