The cryptocurrency market is back in the green, with Bitcoin making headlines after breaking through the $111,000 resistance level. Earlier today, Bitcoin briefly touched $112,150, crossing its old all-time high by a small margin. Though the price has slightly pulled back to around $111,400, analysts say this move shows strong bullish momentum in the market.
Despite fears of market crashes, wars, and negative news, data from charts, on-chain activity, and macroeconomic trends have pointed to a continued uptrend. Many have been expecting this breakout for months and Bitcoin’s next major target could be around $120,000.
At the time of writing, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization has climbed to $3.47 trillion, marking a 3.03% increase over the past 24 hours. Ethereum has also slipped in green, trading at $2,786, gaining over 7% in a day. XRP, Solana, and Cardano are showing upward momentum, with XRP up 5%, Solana rising 4%, and Cardano climbing 6.25% in the same period.
What’s Next For Bitcoin Price?
Bitcoin’s price is currently hovering close to a key resistance zone, awaiting a breakout above the $111,000–$112,000 level. If the price manages to break and hold above this range, it could trigger a new bullish price target around $111,500, with short-term resistance sitting slightly higher at $112,000.
On the other side, if Bitcoin fails to break out, it faces support around $107,500, with a deeper support zone near $105,500. At the moment, price action remains mostly sideways on shorter timeframes, forming a symmetrical triangle pattern.
However, large amounts of liquidity are building just above and below Bitcoin’s current price, raising the possibility of sudden price moves or fake-outs in the short term. Overall, while momentum is still lacking on higher time frames, the market is on edge waiting for Bitcoin’s next decisive move.
