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Bitcoin delivers a classic liquidity grab with a correction below $115,000 only to bounce back, while traders eye a BTC price showdown with new all-time highs next.
Bitcoin traders turn cautious as BTC trades near a critical support level, but outright panic is absent in derivatives markets.
Bitcoin is at risk of losing the $115,000 support, raising the chance that the recently started altcoin season could abruptly end.
Bitcoin’s drop below $115,000 saw significant liquidations of late longs, but BTC’s bullish scenario remained intact, according to analysts and onchain metrics.
Graham Krizek, founder and CEO of Voltage, predicts the Lightning Network will capture billions in global stablecoin volume within the next few years.
Bitcoin may face a short-term dip as a bearish divergence, CME gap, and a high IBCI reading point to downside below $115,000.
Bitcoin’s tight range hints at a major move — bulls eye $135K if $123K breaks, but a drop below $115K could flip momentum to bears.
Several Bitcoin onchain metrics are suggesting that BTC’s market structure remains strong and the bull cycle has more room to run.
Bitcoin holds firm above $115,000 as resilient buyers absorb sell pressure, setting the stage for a potential breakout to new highs.
Bitcoin continues to face selling near $120,000, but the bulls have kept up the pressure, increasing the likelihood of an upside breakout.
Bitcoin price consolidation after a powerful rally to record highs is normal. Will the current bull pennant confirm and send BTC beyond $136,000?
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