Bitcoin is currently facing a significant resistance around $95,000, with analysts suggesting that factors such as decreasing exchange inflows, growing ETF demand, and negative funding rates could trigger a breakout. Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows have surged to their highest since January 2025, reaching $936 million on April 22 and $917 million on April 23, signaling institutional interest. Despite this, Bitcoin's price may pull back to test support levels around $89,000–$90,000 before breaking above $95,000. If it successfully surpasses this resistance, Bitcoin could aim for the $100,000 mark. The 200-day simple moving average (SMA) also provides crucial support, and a break above $95,000 could lead to a rally towards new all-time highs.