Bitcoin (BTC) Has Been on a Six-Week Uptrend, Pushing the Price Past the Crucial Psychological Barrier of $110,000. By: Lennix Lai.

Bitcoin has been on a six-week uptrend, pushing the price past the crucial psychological barrier of $110,000.

Bitcoin price has been on a six-week uptrend, pushing the crucial psychological barrier of $110,000. Despite growing concerns that the rally may face a saturation point or a potential drawdown, Bitcoin’s recent performance and historical trends suggest that the crypto king is far from over, with more gains likely on the horizon.

One of the key indicators of a bull cycle in the cryptocurrency market is the decrease in the average age of Bitcoin held. This trend, usually observed over a period of five years or more, has preceeded three major bull markets.

Since April 16, the Mean Dollar Age of Bitcoin has decreased from 441 days to 429 days. This trend is a strong signal of a continuing upward movement for Bitcoin. Younger coins in circulation mean that fresh investments are entering the market, suggesting strong ongoing interest.

If this trend persists, it further justifies the expectation of additional bullish behavior, potentially prolonging the current rally and propelling Bitcoin toward new price milestones.

The Fear and Greed index also indicates that Bitcoin’s bullish momentum has not yet saturated. Historical observations show that when the index breaches the Extreme Greed zone, it is quickly followed by a sharp increase in Bitcoin’s price. However, Bitcoin has yet to reach this threshold, leaving room for further price rises.

This suggests that the market is not yet in overbought territory, and there is still significant upside potential. The index’s position in the Greed zone signals that investors remain optimistic about Bitcoin’s future price trajectory.

Bitcoin’s price has seen a steady increase over the past six weeks, culminating in a new all-time high (ATH) of $111,980. Lennix Lai, Global CCO of OKX, highlighted the macroeconomic factors, such as favorable market conditions and growing institutional interest, contributing to Bitcoin’s recent rally.

“Bitcoin breaking through $111,000 to a new all-time high shows just how strong its technical setup has become. I’m particularly impressed by how it handled the Moody’s US credit downgrade with barely a hiccup before pushing higher… This isn’t your typical crypto hype cycle – we’re seeing genuine structural shifts with the Senate’s 66-32 GENIUS Act vote and corporations snatching up Bitcoin three times faster than miners can produce it.”

Looking ahead, Bitcoin’s price is poised to break through its current ATH and potentially reach $115,000. This continued growth will likely attract more investors, further fueling the rally. If the positive momentum continues, Bitcoin may solidify its position as a leading asset in the market.

However, if investors begin to sell their holdings to secure profits, Bitcoin could experience a short-term pullback. A drop below $106,265 would signal weakening investor sentiment, potentially leading to a decline toward $102,734. If this occurs, the bullish outlook may be invalidated, causing a temporary consolidation phase for Bitcoin’s price.