Bitcoin’s Next Big Move: New Highs in 2025 After Key Breakout?

Alright, we’re entering a critical new phase for Bitcoin. I never thought I’d be saying this, but it’s looking like new all-time highs could be on the horizon for 2025. We’re now targeting prices between $102,972 and $118,256. With the newly elected president showing strong support for cryptocurrency, these targets don’t seem unrealistic.

If we look back at the weekly chart, Bitcoin recently completed a massive Cup and Handle pattern, pushing it effortlessly past its target of $75,021.83 and setting new all-time highs. The price has surged above the key yellow trendline—a level that’s historically been a major resistance point, rejecting Bitcoin multiple times.

However, while Bitcoin’s breakout is impressive, history suggests it won’t be a smooth ride to the top. We previously expected this weekly candle to close below the trendline, and although it has managed to push past it, a pullback still seems likely. Bitcoin could dip to around $48,072.11 before resuming its upward trajectory. Pullbacks are normal, even healthy, in strong trends, allowing the market to consolidate before another leg up.

The recent rally happened rapidly, fueled by a surge in buying momentum once Bitcoin broke through its resistance. This kind of bullish activity is typical when key levels are breached, as traders and investors pile in. But without a proper pullback to establish new support, these gains could be at risk.

The broader market optimism, bolstered by political events, has also played a role. Bitcoin, acting as both a hedge and a speculative asset, thrives when investors are in a risk-on mood. But to sustain these highs, we’ll need to see continued market strength and solid support forming along the way.

So, keep these target levels in mind. If you found this analysis helpful, don’t forget to hit that like button. Let’s see how this unfolds 2025 could be a big year for Bitcoin!
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