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Bitcoin (BTC) is once again testing critical support above $111,000, with traders debating whether the recent pullback marks the start of a deeper correction or a healthy consolidation before the next leg higher.
After touching an all-time high above $126,000, the worlds largest crypto asset has shed nearly 9% on the weekly charts, reflecting waning momentum amid broader market uncertainty and renewed U.S.China trade tensions.
Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $111,300, down roughly 1% in 24 hours, after briefly dipping to an intraday low of $110,292. Technical indicators show the asset under pressure, with the 20-day and 50-day moving averages turning lower and a bearish crossover emerging on the MACD.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has fallen to the mid-40s, signaling cooling buying strength and the potential for further downside if support fails.
Analysts are eyeing $107,000$110,000 as the crucial short-term demand zone. A decisive break below this area could open the path toward $100,000, while a bounce above $115,000$123,000 would be needed to restore bullish sentiment.
Bitcoins structure suggests fatigue at the top, with a potential double-top formation visible around $126,000, one market analyst noted. A weekly close below $110K would likely trigger broader profit-taking.
On-chain data indicates that BTC whales have increased short exposure, signaling caution among large holders.
This aligns with reports of falling ETF inflows, which declined by over $223 million this week after surging more than $2.7 billion the week before. Analysts suggest this cooldown reflects a pause in institutional demand following months of aggressive accumulation.
Meanwhile, traders are closely watching macro developments, as golds rally to a record $4,200 has drawn some capital away from Bitcoins digital gold narrative. Weak U.S. data and tariff-related volatility have added pressure, pushing some investors back toward traditional safe havens.
Technically, Bitcoins weekly chart shows a rising wedge pattern, often a bearish setup. If BTC closes the week below $110,000, the structure projects a potential downside target around $74,000, representing a 34% correction.
However, long-term metrics such as hash rate and network activity remain strong, suggesting that any deep retracement could offer a buying opportunity for patient investors.
For now, Bitcoins next move hinges on whether bulls can defend the $110K floor. A strong rebound from here could set the stage for another attempt toward $126K, but failure to hold support risks ushering in a much sharper correction before the next major rally begins.
Cover image from ChatGPT, BTCUSD chart on Tradingview