Despite global macroeconomic uncertainty, Bitcoin broke the barrier of USD 92,000 this week, reaching a peak close to USD 95,000 after months of corrections. The increase in "apparent demand"—measured by reactivated inactive supply—indicates a strong capital return to the market, according to data from CryptoQuant. This recovery, along with sustained interest in bitcoin ETFs and institutional purchases, consolidates the USD 90,000 level as a new strategic support, which would be very good news for those who have been in crypto winter for months.
Optimism is also reflected in technical indicators such as the RSI, which suggests room for further increases. At the same time, figures like Michael Saylor reinforce the bullish narrative, while trading volume grows by almost 15%. Internationally, the ecosystem is advancing: Japan is reviewing its crypto regulation and El Salvador is promoting AI projects with NVIDIA.
The perception of bitcoin as a store of value is strengthening, especially in light of the fragility of traditional markets. The increasing institutional participation not only provides greater liquidity but also contributes to the progressive maturation of the crypto ecosystem.
As supports consolidate and technological adoption intensifies in different countries, bitcoin is positioning itself as a strategic asset in an increasingly uncertain global economic scenario.
While the signals are positive, Bitcoin's inherent volatility invites caution in the short term and prudence.
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