Bitcoin recently rallied to around $93,000, driven by renewed interest from institutional investors and hopes of monetary-policy loosening in the US.
Technical setups suggest BTC could test the $95,000 resistance. If it clears that, some analysts see a potential climb toward $108,000 – $125,000 by year-end.
Short-term, caution remains: “sellers” reportedly have kept BTC from reclaiming $95 K, and recent downward pressure in ETF flows and futures market activity raises doubts of an immediate breakout.
🔭 What Could Shape the Near-Term Trend
Macro factors: Expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut and soft economic data have improved risk sentiment — a boon for high-volatility assets like Bitcoin.
Institutional flows & ETF demand remain critical. If inflows resume (or at least stabilize), bullish scenarios toward $120K+ remain plausible.
Support zone: The $88,500–$91,000 region remains important. A breakdown below may force more consolidation or even a deeper dip before bulls get another shot.
⚠️ Risks & What to Watch Out For
Over the near term, many technicals show “neutral to bearish” bias — meaning volatility can swing either way before a clear breakout.
If ETF outflows continue or macroeconomic conditions worsen (e.g. global markets dip, rate-cut hopes fade), Bitcoin may struggle to hold recent gains.