👀 Possible scenario:
Bitcoin has rebounded above $93,000, signaling a potential end to its 52-day downtrend from the $74,400 low. A 10% rally (April 20–24), fueled by $2.2B in ETF inflows and $390M in short liquidations, puts bulls in reach of the $100,000 target. A move above $95,000 could trigger another $700M in liquidations.
Institutional demand via ETFs is reshaping the market. On April 23, Bitcoin ETF inflows hit a record $912M, suggesting renewed bullish sentiment. Meanwhile, a weakening dollar and pessimism in equities are pushing capital into BTC, now among the world’s top 8 assets by market cap. Holding $90K supports further gains; falling volumes may signal a pullback.
✅Support and Resistance Levels
Support level is now located at 83,000.00
Now, the resistance level is located at 95,000.00.
Bitcoin has rebounded above $93,000, signaling a potential end to its 52-day downtrend from the $74,400 low. A 10% rally (April 20–24), fueled by $2.2B in ETF inflows and $390M in short liquidations, puts bulls in reach of the $100,000 target. A move above $95,000 could trigger another $700M in liquidations.
Institutional demand via ETFs is reshaping the market. On April 23, Bitcoin ETF inflows hit a record $912M, suggesting renewed bullish sentiment. Meanwhile, a weakening dollar and pessimism in equities are pushing capital into BTC, now among the world’s top 8 assets by market cap. Holding $90K supports further gains; falling volumes may signal a pullback.
✅Support and Resistance Levels
Support level is now located at 83,000.00
Now, the resistance level is located at 95,000.00.
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