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Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Exhibits Ascending Bias Amid Accumulative Pressure

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From a structural perspective, Bitcoin (BTCUSD) has consistently defended the liquidity enclave extending between $102,100 and $107,200, a zone previously recognized for its accumulation and volatility compression. Recent market developments reveal a sequence of higher lows, accentuating continued absorption of sell-side pressure and a buildup of latent buying momentum. Price interaction around $111,300 prompted a modest retracement, yet overall configuration remains intact. The visible SSL formation validates the existence of defensive demand at lower levels, reinforcing the probability of a continuation phase as institutional liquidity repositions in favor of upward advancement.

Projecting forward, a convincing breach and consolidation above $111,340 may propel BTCUSD toward the immediate supply barrier at $117,990, with extended potential stretching toward $124,530 and eventually $130,000 if momentum sustains. Conversely, a measured retest of $107,250 followed by a robust rebound would signify renewed conviction from market participants. The prevailing confluence of structural alignment, directional oscillators, and liquidity distribution indicates a durable bullish continuum.

BTC Key Levels

Supply Levels: $118,000, $124,530, $130,000
Demand Levels: $107,250, $102,110, $92,000

COINBASE:BTCUSD Chart Image by amiraoluwaseyifunmi

What are the indicators saying?

BTCUSD maintains an assertive bullish inclination, harmonizing with broader directional signals and underlying momentum metrics. The prevailing formation illustrates consistent preservation above the $107,250 threshold, emphasizing a resilient demand concentration within the prior accumulation territory. The 9-day simple moving average (SMA), stationed around $111,340, functions as a fluid resistance barrier while underpinning the market’s constructive configuration. Meanwhile, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) fluctuates near the 45.50 mark, reflecting diminishing bearish intensity and a gradual transition toward renewed buying impetus as sentiment regains equilibrium.

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