Currently, BTC is in the range of $114,180 with a daily movement between $112,482 – $114,610.
In the last week, there has been a decrease of about 4%, with prices nearing $114,000, part of a consolidation phase due to macroeconomic uncertainty.
After reaching a record high of around $124,474, the price has pulled back and is now holding in the range of $113,800–$118,800.
2. Market Structure & Sentiment
According to analysts at FalconX, the market structure remains very bullish — fast sellers disappear during minor dips, where buyers quickly take over. This indicates strong long-term demand, especially from large institutions.
3. Technical Analysis
the chart shows mixed signals:
Several indicators (MACD, CCI) indicate Buy, but oscillators like Stochastic and ADX show overbought conditions, along with a "Strong Sell" signal in the daily and weekly timeframes.
TipRanks:
Some short-term moving average signals (MA) indicate Sell, while the long-term MA (100-day & 200-day) remains Buy.
Overall, the signal tends to be neutral (Hold), with the RSI at a neutral level of (~42).
Total technical analysis signals dominate on the "Sell" side (12 Sell vs 5 Buy), both on oscillators and moving averages.
According to CoinTribune/Elyfe, despite the correction after the ATH, the medium and long-term trends are still bullish (SMA 50 & 200 support the upward trend). Weekly volume increased by about 34%, indicating strong market involvement.
4. Fundamental & External Factors
Increased global liquidity and the launch of Bitcoin spot ETFs have flowed more than $100 billion into this asset over the past year.
The fourth halving in April 2024 also strengthens scarcity, reducing new supply and supporting the long-term price direction.
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Bitcoin Analysis Today
1. Price Action & Market Conditions
Currently, BTC is in the range of $114,180 with a daily movement between $112,482 – $114,610.
In the last week, there has been a decrease of about 4%, with prices nearing $114,000, part of a consolidation phase due to macroeconomic uncertainty.
After reaching a record high of around $124,474, the price has pulled back and is now holding in the range of $113,800–$118,800.
2. Market Structure & Sentiment
According to analysts at FalconX, the market structure remains very bullish — fast sellers disappear during minor dips, where buyers quickly take over. This indicates strong long-term demand, especially from large institutions.
3. Technical Analysis
the chart shows mixed signals:
Several indicators (MACD, CCI) indicate Buy, but oscillators like Stochastic and ADX show overbought conditions, along with a "Strong Sell" signal in the daily and weekly timeframes.
TipRanks:
Some short-term moving average signals (MA) indicate Sell, while the long-term MA (100-day & 200-day) remains Buy.
Overall, the signal tends to be neutral (Hold), with the RSI at a neutral level of (~42).
Total technical analysis signals dominate on the "Sell" side (12 Sell vs 5 Buy), both on oscillators and moving averages.
According to CoinTribune/Elyfe, despite the correction after the ATH, the medium and long-term trends are still bullish (SMA 50 & 200 support the upward trend). Weekly volume increased by about 34%, indicating strong market involvement.
4. Fundamental & External Factors
Increased global liquidity and the launch of Bitcoin spot ETFs have flowed more than $100 billion into this asset over the past year.
The fourth halving in April 2024 also strengthens scarcity, reducing new supply and supporting the long-term price direction.
High institutional interest: BlackRock and the US government hold large BTC reserves; this adds confidence to the market.
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