$BTC
Short-term traders should closely monitor support and resistance levels.
Long-term investors see this as a suitable temporary pause before the next big wave.
In the world of cryptocurrency, calm often means a storm is approaching - but where will it strike? That is the question.
Bitcoin's volatile journey continues in mid-2025 - but this time, even the professionals are pausing.
After reaching historical price levels earlier this year, it is now trading in a narrow range between $103,000 and $106,000. What's next? Is it a breakout or a collapse?
Here’s why this hesitation:
Lack of clear momentum: Bitcoin's price has been sideways for weeks, making traders cautious.
Macroeconomic pressures: The U.S. Federal Reserve remains cautious, and a strong dollar is shaking the markets, especially cryptocurrencies.
Long-term fundamentals remain strong: Institutional demand is increasing, inflation concerns keep Bitcoin attractive, and hints from the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve fuel optimism.
Additionally, if the Federal Reserve takes a cautious stance, Bitcoin's price could rise to over $110,000.
For now, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and the Simple Moving Average (MACD) indicators suggest a decline in selling pressure - a signal that the bulls may be getting ready.
