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Bitcoin Eyes $150,000 as Bullish Momentum Persists

Bitcoin Eyes $150,000 as Bullish Momentum Persists. Source: Image by Roy Buri from Pixabay

Bitcoin’s path toward the $150,000 mark appears increasingly likely as the leading cryptocurrency sustains strength above key moving averages. Despite short-term volatility, Bitcoin remains in a healthy consolidation phase, trading steadily around the $120,000 level.

Technical indicators reinforce this bullish outlook. The daily chart shows Bitcoin maintaining its ascending structure, consistently rebounding from the 26- and 50-day EMAs. Following a breakout from a symmetrical triangle near $107,000 and a peak at $123,000, the price has held firm without significant structural weakness. The current flag formation suggests a continuation pattern rather than an impending correction.

Volume has cooled since the breakout — a typical sign during consolidation — while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) remains above 60, signaling sustained bullish momentum. Market psychology points to $150,000 as the next major magnet level, with minimal resistance expected between $120,000 and $135,000.

Bitcoin’s performance continues to outpace traditional assets, both in momentum and capital inflows, underscoring its role as a tech-driven growth asset and macro hedge. Unless an unforeseen black swan disrupts markets, the current trajectory suggests Bitcoin’s march toward $150,000 is more a matter of timing than probability.

Optimism remains strong among traders and investors, with price structure and sentiment aligning for another potential parabolic move. As consolidation tightens, any resurgence in volatility could act as the catalyst for Bitcoin’s next major rally.

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Great article. Requesting a follow-up. Excellent analysis.

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Great article. Requesting a follow-up. Excellent analysis.
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