Bitcoin made headlines, hitting a new record high of $112,000 before easing back a bit. As of now, it’s hovering around $110,900, still an impressive level that’s keeping traders on edge. The breakout has pushed Bitcoin’s market cap past the GDP of entire nations, including Sweden and Saudi Arabia, and left traders wondering: Is this just the beginning?
Unlike past rallies, this one isn’t fueled by hype alone. The technical setup, macro tailwinds, and global capital flows are all aligning. But momentum doesn’t last forever, and RSI levels are flashing early signs of exhaustion.
Why Bitcoin’s Rally Matters More Than Just the Price
Here’s what makes this move different:
- Institutional capital is back – major inflows have been reported from pension funds and sovereign wealth entities post-halving
- Fiat comparisons are going viral – as of today, Bitcoin is now worth more than entire national currencies including the Taiwan dollar and Russian ruble
- Altcoins are lagging, which historically happens just before a rotation – analysts are calling this a “BTC dominance squeeze”
Bitcoin Chart Analysis
Bitcoin is cooling off just below record levels, but the structure still favors bulls. Here’s what the chart says:
- Resistance rejected at $112,000, now acting as a psychological cap
- Current price: $110,948, still within breakout territory
- Support levels to watch:
- $109,391 – minor support from Wednesday’s high
- $105,198 – previous breakout level, now retested as support
- $100,114 – major psychological zone and round number
- RSI: 72.05 – in overbought territory, hinting at a possible near-term slowdown
- MACD still green, with the histogram flattening – a pause in momentum is forming
What’s Next for BTC Price?
Bitcoin bulls now face a critical test: can they flip $112,000 into support? If so, the road to $120,000 opens up quickly, especially if altcoins remain sidelined.
However, if price dips below $109,000, short-term traders could see a deeper pullback to $105K, where buyers have been active.
Bitcoin is now being treated like digital gold, and this week’s move reinforces that. Global headlines talk about Bitcoin as a monetary giant, larger than national currencies and immune to central bank dilution.