$BTC Bitcoin has seen a sharp pullback, falling from its October highs above $120K down to the $90K–$95K range.
Tom's Hardware
Recently, though, BTC recovered ~4% from its lows, bouncing back into the $91K+ area.
The Economic Times
On‐chain data suggests a surge in accumulation: large “whale” wallets (holding 1,000+ BTC) are increasing, indicating that big players may be stepping in.
The Economic Times
Technical Picture
Some traders are eyeballing a double-bottom forming around $106K–$108K, though a clean breakout is needed to confirm a bullish reversal.
aiTrendview
+1
Key resistance sits around $120K–$125K — to get a sustained rally, BTC needs to clear that zone.
aiTrendview
Support around $107K–$110K appears relatively solid, with some shorter-term moving averages now beneath current levels, which provides a cushion.
aiTrendview
Macro & Fundamental Tailwinds
The Federal Reserve’s more dovish outlook is supportive: potential rate cuts make risk assets like Bitcoin more attractive.
Finance Magnates
On-chain network strength remains strong — high hashrate and active addresses suggest continued fundamental support.
aiTrendview
There’s also longer-term bullish sentiment from quantile regression models: one#BTC90kBreakingPoint predictive model forecasts a cycle top near $275K by Nov 2025 (though this is a high percentile, not a base case).
Cointelegraph
+1
Risks to Watch
If BTC fails to reclaim and hold $110K–$115K, it could stay range-bound or retest lower levels.
aiTrendview
Broader risk-off themes (geopolitics, macro liquidity) could weigh on further upside.
On-chain profit-taking by long-term holders and miners might cap price appreciation near resistance zones.#USStocksForecast2026 #StrategyBTCPurchase #BTC90kBreakingPoint #AltcoinMarketRecovery
