Bitcoin Eyes Breakout as $110K Resistance Holds—Key Dip Zone Highlighted

Bitcoin is approaching a pivotal juncture on its price chart, with top crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe highlighting $110,500 as the final resistance

Bitcoin (BTC) is nearing a pivotal juncture on its price chart, with top crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe highlighting $110,500 as the final resistance before a potential move to new all-time highs (ATHs).

In a June 11 post, van de Poppe noted that BTC’s chart is “primed for a breakout,” though the current level makes it difficult for traders to secure a clear entry.

"Final apex at $110,500, where we've already taken liquidity, and we might be setting up for a move to new highs," van de Poppe stated.

According to van de Poppe, any dip into the $107,000–$108,000 range would represent a “golden” buying opportunity. His chart highlights this region as an ideal area to accumulate for continuation, especially if liquidity builds up once again below support.

The chart also points to a pattern of “slight accelerations,” suggesting bullish momentum is gradually building.

If Bitcoin holds the current structure and reclaims $110,500, a surge toward price discovery could be imminent. However, if the breakout fails to materialize, van de Poppe warns of a retracement similar to what was seen last week.

With sentiment leaning bullish and technical levels clearly mapped out, traders are closely watching this range as Bitcoin inches closer to a decisive breakout.